Vintage Two-Blade Folding Pocket Knife with Jigged Synthetic Scales

A vintage two-blade folding pocket knife, likely dating from the mid-20th century. The piece features black jigged synthetic scales designed to imitate bone, set with a plain metal shield-shaped inlay and finished with polished metal bolsters at each end. This example is a jack knife style folder with the blades folding into a single handle. While no maker’s mark is visible due to the blades being closed, the construction is typical of high-volume cutlery production of the era, such as those produced in Sheffield or the United States.
Closed length: 87mm.