The first knife at the top has (10) tools. It is similar to a Swiss Army knife. It is marked ''STAINLESS STEEL JAPAN''. It has two blades, scissors, bottle opener, can opener, corkscrew, file, two screw drivers, and a punch. It has what appears to be a bone handle. It appears to be in excellent condition.

On the left there are two toy knives with sheaths. These were probably purchased at an old five and dime store. They may also have been a prize in an old arcade crane machine. They are made of metal with plastic handles. One has a red handle and the other is brown covered with black cloth tape. The sheaths are made of colored vinyl, one brown and the other green. The red handled one was made in Japan and the other was made in Hong Kong. They appear to be in excellent condition with some pitting on one.

Next there is a two blade knife. It had white plastic covers on the handle but one is missing and the siver metal under it is seen as shown. It is marked with a ''DE'' in an arrow on the handle and ''IMPERIAL PROV. R.I. U.S.A.'' on the larger blade. It is in goos condition with the missing cover and a little rusting that could easily be cleaned off.

Next is a knife shaped like a bowling pin. It has copper colored handles with a nice design like old fountain pens. It has a single blade and a hole for a loop to hang it on a key chain or key ring. The blage has an image of a mans arm holding a hammer and it is marked ''HAMMER BRAND''. It is in excellent condition.

Next there is a money clip knife. The back side not pictured has a strong money clip. It has a blade and a two sided file. The case has a woven pattern on both sides. The blade and the file are both marked ''IMPERIAL STAINLESS U.S.A.''. It is in mint condition.

The last knife in this lot has two blades and light yellow hard plastic handles. It is marked on the larger blade ''KUTMASTER UTICA, N.Y. MADE IN U.S.A.''. It is in good condition but could use a cleaning.