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Thanks. I believe the seller was in the UK. he was calling it a flick open knife.

7”

I found a 7” one last week but didn’t buy it.

Bill DeShivs wrote: ↑Sun Aug 25, 2019 3:15 am Gee, that's what we do here!

There hasn’t been a moderator here post a vintage switchblade they personally bought in more than ten years.

Anyone who wants to be a moderator can contact the admin and be given the rights to help govern the forum. This forum is being run by collectors- collectors who are regularly buying and selling and trading vintage knives. Guys who are in the know about current collecting habits and with new moderne ...

So far there are 100 or more registered collectors. So it’s going to be one of the go to places!

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jim d, wrote:Thank you Mr. Natch for your no doubt appropriate editing (I didn't see the edited posts). I'm sure Charley made major contributions, but for the record, Neal and Dan aren't exactly rank amateurs in this area!

Jim

Neal, Walt and Dan are fantastic and have done so much
for this hobby!!!

I copied this from the Sharperdeals forum website: I am pleased to announce that a new book has just been finished on the subject of Latama and is titled “The Latama Legend”. It is co-authored by Neal Punchard, Charles Cioffero, Dan Fuller, and Walter Halucha. This new comprehensive work consists of...

A badly needed book for this hobby. Just my kind of book with the oldest and most historically important switchblades you will find. Once again two well known authors Neal Punchard and Prof. Dan Fuller have teamed up with some of the most passionate collecting minds of the hobby. The website speaks ...

Hi everyone, I'm new here. I'd like to say hi and look at pictures and maybe join a discussion or two.
Have a great day.

I love the old antique switchblades.

Hank