knight of the grip

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 10
A commercial traveler; a drummer. *knight of the post, s. A knight dubbed at the whipping-post or pillory; one who gained his living by giving false witne ; a false bail; a sharper, a swindler. "Whene'er we meet wi' fellows who hire knights of the post in law-suits and rascals who forswear themselves." Echard: Plautus (1694), p. 151.
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