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What an great addition. Love the horn. Most Excellent!

I'm not sure I understand what you are looking for ... AGA Campolin and Due Buoi are two different companies. Mike I think the original subject line was meant to read "WTB: AGA Sicilian or Due Boi Thorn." The word "of" in the original subject line is incorrect. Of course everything is open to inter...

Interesting to say the least. What is the tang stamp(s)?

Very unusual but cool. Love the jigged bone scales.

DG Ralph wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 2:20 pm Chris
Thanks that's good info. Their prices may be high but the selection is there.

Yes, they r pricey. Depends on how bad u want it.

Yes, I’ve bought several knives w/no issues. Quick shipping & knives as described.

What a classic... remember seeing that film at least 20+ times when it first came out.

One additional thing on fakes... the top bolsters r more like pillows. They r not as well defined. That’s the first thing I look for.

Jackalope wrote: ↑Sun Mar 21, 2021 1:29 am

hearandgone wrote: ↑Sat Mar 20, 2021 10:53 pm What size is this? I’ve never seen one that wasn’t 11”.

That was always what I thought too. Then I came across an 8" er.

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That's a great looking pair. Especially that 8" as it looks to be mint or very close to it. Most excellent!

What a great find. Love the front scale... true old school. Can you shoot a pic of the back scale?

That's a really great looking knife. Scales are terrific. And I really like the coin edge liners. The coin edge liners strike me as not a usual feature for a German made knife. Mostly seen on French knives. As I don't collect German knives, am I wrong about that?

Jackalope wrote: ↑Tue Mar 16, 2021 3:18 pm The "L" looks different to me.

Doesn’t to me. I guess we’ll have to disagree.

Looks authentic to me. Latama stamps have had variations over the many years since the first one was produced. The Latama stamp on this knife is the same as one pictured in "Switchblades of Italy" on page 22. You have a very nice knife.

Nicely done Thom. Those r great additions.

Me too Chris. A beauty. Corvus, I didn't notice the pin placement. I'll bet my horn had some twist or bowing hence the pins used to hold the scales down. Your pins are symmetric, probably nice flat horn. Just a guess. Hey Thom - If you look at Contini's knives, they almost always have more pins tha...