Sharp Brand Three-Blade Stockman Folding Pocket Knife

This is a vintage multi-blade folding pocket knife, specifically a Stockman pattern, under the 'SHARP' brand name. The knife features traditional jigged bone or handle scales that simulate natural stag horn, characterized by deep, irregular brown and cream-colored textured grooves. It contains three folding blades: a primary clip point blade, a secondary sheepsfoot blade, and a tertiary spey blade, all made of stainless steel. The handle is approximately 3 to 4 inches in length and features nickel silver bolsters at both ends, a brass liner, and a central oval-shaped shield inlay with the word 'SHARP' stamped in block letters. The construction utilizes steel pins to secure the scales to the internal frame. Regarding condition, the knife shows moderate signs of use and age-related patina; there is visible scuffing and light scratching on the bolsters and blades, and some darkening in the deeper grooves of the jigged handle. The 'SHARP' brand was typically manufactured in Japan or China during the 1970s and 1980s for retail in United States hardware and sporting stores, representing a functional mass-market tool with solid craftsmanship typical of that era's mid-range cutlery.