Knives And Coin Display Case Appraisal

Knives and Coin Display Case

This item is a display case, likely fashioned from wood with a visible red trim on the right side, housing several collectible knives and a coin. The case features a clear, transparent lid, possibly glass or acrylic, which serves to protect the contents while allowing them to be viewed. The interior of the case is fitted with a molded insert, providing dedicated slots or depressions to securely hold each item in place. This insert appears to be made of a dark-colored, possibly felt-lined or vacuum-formed plastic, configured to accommodate the specific shapes of the knives and coin. Among the visible items, there is a relatively long, slender knife with a curved blade and a light-colored wooden handle, accented with brass-toned bolsters and a circular emblem or medallion embedded in the handle. This knife appears to be a fillet or boning knife due to its blade shape. Another knife is a folding pocket knife with a yellow handle, exhibiting a more traditional pocket knife design with at least two blades visible. A third folding pocket knife, positioned towards the bottom right, features a reddish, possibly jigged bone or synthetic handle, also with brass bolsters and two blades extended. One of the extended blades shows a faint inscription, suggesting a brand name or model number, though it is not clearly legible. In the center of the display, there is a circular, metallic coin or medallion, seemingly made of copper or bronze, with an embossed design on its face. The design on the coin is difficult to discern definitively but appears to include geometric shapes or symbols. The overall condition of the items inside the case appears good, suggesting they have been preserved for display. The case itself shows some reflections on the clear cover, indicative of the lighting conditions during photography, but no readily apparent damage to the case or its contents is visible.