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Good to know! The brown side has been like that for at least three years, I hope it’s not too late!

Good call. Email sent.

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I’ll post some pics below... The spring is broken, and overall the knife is in rough shape. The blade looks to be badly over-sharpened and reshaped. However it was my late grandfathers and I’d love to see it refurbished. My fear is that it would basically be someone throwing the knife away and repla...

thom wrote:Great knife. Unusual. I like. Was it made from scatch??

Thanks Thom. Yes, it was made from scratch from my understanding.

He does awesome work!

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A big thanks to JTK/JimBrown257 for making me this great little picklock Mozzetta razor knife. I’m not a historian, but my understanding of the Mozzetta knife is that they became popular during the era in Italy when knives with pointed tips were heavily regulated and not allowed to be carried. If an...

Thom, those are beauties! Great selection on the scales. Those boxes are icing on the cake!

They are truly all beautiful pieces and AIK does the nice filework. It's a great little knife from A.G.A. Campolin. Thanks and Agreed! I would love to see a slightly larger version of this knife. I don’t know if that will happen, but they seem to make most types and styles of switches in various si...

I love the humpback. I'd like to have one just like it with a clip-point D2 steel blade. Carrying that hidden while traveling would help prepare you any urban/rural setting. (I currently use a Sog Spec Auto II for this purpose). Thanks. I’m not sure if you have ever handled one of these humpbacks, ...

Thanks DonC. I was happy to find them.

Thanks Thom. I’m enjoying these 2 for sure.

That’s a beautiful knife!

Are these made to order pieces? Anyone own one? I’m seriously considering picking up a few different knives they make.