Vintage Colonial Providence USA Hobo Knife (also

Updated August 29, 2026

called a camper's or multi-tool utility knife). Produced primarily during the mid-20th century (often dating back to the 1950s or 1960s), these multi-tools were designed as all-in-one eating and utility sets for camping, scouts, and outdoor activities.Tool Breakdown & AnatomySpoon: Located on the left side, extending to about the 2-inch mark on the ruler.Can/Bottle Opener: The curved notch hook near the spoon pivot, used for popping bottle caps or piercing vintage tin cans.Main Blade: A classic carbon steel clip point knife blade extended vertically at the right pivot.Fork: A three-tine eating fork extending from the right side.Handle / Scales: Features a textured dark brown faux-stag or "jigged Delrin" resin finish with steel pins and liners.Bail / Lanyard Ring: Visible under the spoon pivot on the far left, allowing the tool to be tied to a pack or belt.Dimensions & SizeBased on the aligned yellow ruler positioned below the open tool:Fully Extended Length: The tool stretches from roughly the 0.5-inch mark to the 7.6-inch mark, making its total extended length approximately 7.1 inches long.Closed Length: When all tools are folded inside, the main handle chassis measures roughly 3.5 inches (spanning between the 2-inch and 5.5-inch markings on the ruler).

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