Winchester 3-Blade Scout/Utility Pocket Knife

This is a vintage-style Winchester branded scout or utility pocket knife featuring three distinct blades, indicative of a versatile multi-tool design. The knife is constructed with a main body featuring handle scales made of a material resembling jigged bone or synthetic imitation, exhibiting a creamy off-white base color with irregular dark brown or black markings, characteristic of a classic 'bone-jigged' pattern often seen in traditional pocket knives. The bolsters and liners appear to be made of polished metal, likely nickel silver or brass, showing a bright, reflective finish with minimal visible tarnishing or scratches. The three blades are all made of polished steel, with one larger main blade, a smaller secondary blade (possibly a pen blade), and a third, distinct blade, possibly a can opener or leather punch, though its exact function is not entirely clear from the angle. All blades show some signs of use, including light scratching and potentially some very minor pitting, but no major rust or chips are apparent. A notable feature is the embedded shield on one side of the handle, which appears to bear the 'Winchester' brand name, though the full text is partially obscured. The craftsmanship suggests a robust and functional design, typical of utility knives from the mid to late 20th century. The knife appears to be in good, used condition, with a visible patina consistent with age and regular handling on the metal components and handle scales. The overall aesthetic points to a sturdy, collectible, and functional everyday carry item.