Modern Folding Pocket Knife

This is a single-blade folding pocket knife, likely of late 20th to early 21st-century manufacture. It features a lockback design, as evidenced by the release notch located at the rear of the handle's spine. The handle construction consists of brushed stainless steel bolsters and frame with a black, textured inlay, likely made of a synthetic G-10 resin or a stabilized wood laminate for enhanced grip. The blade remains in the retracted position within the handle, showing a curved nail nick for manual deployment. The metal surfaces exhibit a matte, brushed finish with visible light surface scratching, scuffs, and minor signs of oxidation, indicating regular utility use. The handle frame is held together with visible pins, one of which is prominent on the front bolster. This style is typical of utilitarian 'everyday carry' (EDC) knives produced by mid-market manufacturers. No specific maker's marks are visible in the current orientation, but the lack of intricate embellishment suggests a focus on functional durability rather than collectible artistry. The overall condition is fair to good, with moderate cosmetic wear consistent with its age and intended purpose.

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