user74968: I just found an old backup of a bitcoin wallet on a USB stick containing 4 folders:

key-backup - empty
rolling-backup - contains a .wallet file stamped with a date from 2014
wallet-backup - empty
wallet-unenc-backup contains a .info file and a .wallet file

The info file includes this

multiBit.info,1
walletVersion,2
property,walletDescription,Your%20wallet%20description
property,walletBackupFile, *path to the .wallet file*

Is it possible to recover this wallet? I've tried downloading multibit, but the new version needs a phrase (which i don't have) and one of the older versions needs a .key file

user50839: I run a service to crack wallet files and, yes, it is possible to recover funds from MultiBit wallet files. 
Usually users password-protect their MultiBit wallet files and if this is the case and you have no idea what the password is, then typically the effort brute-force is too high. 
Since this is a wide topic with many tools to use, I advice to start looking at https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover and then google for more details. PM me if you get stuck in the process.

74968: <p>I just found an old backup of a bitcoin wallet on a USB stick containing 4 folders:</p>
<ul>
<li>key-backup - empty</li>
<li>rolling-backup - contains a .wallet file stamped with a date from 2014</li>
<li>wallet-backup - empty</li>
<li>wallet-unenc-backup contains a .info file and a .wallet file</li>
</ul>
<p>The info file includes this</p>
<blockquote>
<p>multiBit.info,1</p>
<p>walletVersion,2</p>
<p>property,walletDescription,Your%20wallet%20description</p>
<p>property,walletBackupFile, *path to the .wallet file*</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Is it possible to recover this wallet? I've tried downloading multibit, but the new version needs a phrase (which i don't have) and one of the older versions needs a .key file</p>
 50839: <p>I run a service to crack wallet files and, yes, it is possible to recover funds from MultiBit wallet files. </p>

<p>Usually users password-protect their MultiBit wallet files and if this is the case and you have no idea what the password is, then typically the effort brute-force is too high. </p>

<p>Since this is a wide topic with many tools to use, I advice to start looking at <a href="https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://github.com/gurnec/btcrecover</a> and then google for more details. PM me if you get stuck in the process.</p>
