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Looks like Weltersbach

Very interesting comparison, Roccomo - thanks for posting.
Bill is right, the last knife is a manual lever-release. These are quite rare and seldom show up on forums.
Thanks for your kind words, Jim!
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Wow!
Love that fat steel! Scales to die for!

Stunning!

Simply awesome!

Absolutely beautiful!
Wow!

Now we're talking!
Awesome!

Markco the Mad otter wrote:I like cases, big and small!.
Ordered the big ones from a place in Washington and the others have come across here and there
and modified some of them with foam cut out to hold the knives and then material over the foam.

That looks awesome!
Wow!

Happy B-Day!

Reduced to $65 with shipping included. PM me if interested. Thanks for looking!

SOLD! Here is an ~ 8.5" (not counting the bail) Koran Rizzuto for sale. I've had this knife since it was purchased some years ago. It's been sitting on a shelf ever since. The blade sits deep in the handle in the closed position, and it opens hard at the press of the button. The blade locks up with...

SOLD! I’m selling an 8 6/8” Milano (Taiwan I think) candystripe swivel bolster release. This Milano knife is from the 1990s and was re-scaled a few years back. Super nice candystripe scales! The knife is unused with only a few very faint scratches from handling over the years and a few openings. Th...

A friend of mine is looking for a 1980s Taiwan-made leverlock with the text 'Super Stiletto'.
If you have one for sale and maybe some pictures please let me know.
Thanx!

Great trip and great pictures!

yes the backspring does lift.hers another pic though it may be a little big.Is it unusual?Rare and work much to a collector.have looked at sources on the internet and cant find anything like it.have you seen similar. Elosi Germany smaller pic 3.jpg Elosi Germany 3 smaller 2nd try.jpg German patent ...