RARE! East German Multi Blade (Manual Opening) Folding Hunting Knife with Imitation Stag

 Genossenschaft der Messerschmiede Leegebruch (GML), was a co-operative of cutlers in the former German Democratic Republic (GDR) (East Germany) operating mainly from 1946 to the mid-1950s. 

 Features a 3 1/2" Stainless main locking blade with an additional 3 3/8" Sawblade which has a flat head screwdriver tip and bottle opener at the base, plus a 2 3/4" gut hook blade and finally a 1 1 1/2" corkscrew. Measures 4 3/4" closed with Nickel Silver top bolsters. 

Handles are Imitation Stag. Lockback design (main blade only), locks that blade up like a drum. Nice Quality and Rare. We don't get many East German Made pieces and this was made during a very brief window. Any time you find an Eastern Bloc country made knife post WWII you should jump on it, as they typically were not exported out of the communist bloc. Near mint Piece.