Mark Erickson, a native of rural Wisconsin, has cultivated a profound expertise and authoritative presence in the world of antique switchblades, rooted in a lifelong passion that began on his family's dairy farm. From a young age, Mark was captivated by pocketknives, with a particular fascination for the intricate history and craftsmanship of antique switchblades. This passion, combined with his deep appreciation for history, propelled him to author "Antique American Switchblades: Identification & Value Guide."
With nearly four decades of dedicated study, Erickson has amassed an extensive database on antique switchblades, establishing him as a leading expert in the field. His work is not just a reflection of his expertise but also serves as a critical resource for collectors worldwide, providing a solid foundation for knife valuation and identification.
Residing in rural Wisconsin, Mark's life is a testament to the balance between personal passion and family dedication. His family, a source of inspiration and motivation, shares his journey, while his active involvement in the Badger Knife Club underscores his commitment to the knife-collecting community. Mark Erickson's enduring dedication to exploring and sharing the world of antique switchblades has solidified his status as a trusted authority, making his contributions invaluable to enthusiasts and collectors alike.
model #21107. Stag handles with brass liners and nickel bolsters and button. Commonly referred to as the "Baby Griz."
Model # 21105. Stag handles with nickel silver bolster and lever with brass liners.
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