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Coricama
Hello all.here are 4 steel lined coricamas 33 cm.these knives shadow anything else from that era with overbuild liners and bolsters.also the blade grind and the snap are like nothing else . I am looking for any information anyone has on years built etc.. Thanks for looking
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That's some craziness there for sure. AMAZING... Tom
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Are you kidding, thanks for posting. They are amazing. Did you get them all at once?
Thom
Thom
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What a treat seeing 4 of them together! So, the steel lined used a steel pivot pin instead of the brass we typically see in Coricamas? I'm surprised they didn't do all the other brass pins in steel to go with the whole steel theme. Really nice!
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Thanks for looking.any information would ve appreciated
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Amazing set !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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For those of you new to collecting, having one steel lined 33cm Coricama in your collection is huge (I don't have one), but having 4! Outstanding - thanks for sharing.
Jim
Jim
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I have some edwin jays.m with small ears.ive been told they're the earlier ones
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Yes, all the small ear bolsters are from the late 1940's to the very early 1950's.