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mine are here and there, but most are in my office in the back of the Bunker, a few are upstairs, and some in the garage, and one Swiss army knife in my left pocket and a lever lock in my right, at all times.

pay back is a b%$&h,

1st, glad to have you with us, and your Coricama is a very hard size to find, I like how you can see the pins through the cow horn.

johns7076 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 1:43 pm

Tom19176 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 09, 2024 12:39 pm Back to the knife....Beautiful one !!!

Tom, thanks for getting the conversation back to knives.

oh, the kinfe,lol.

snazzy.

whippersnapper wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2024 6:40 am That's a good looking knife!

indeed.

rest up Bill.

I have 2 Latama kriss blades that have the 35958 rear tang stamp, I did not know that it was on other blades, we learn something new every day.

just my 2 cents, my I suggest looking in to late 1940s, early 1950s Latama picklocks, our any of that era picklocks, I think that you like me will like the build quality.

ooh la la.

the glue one got me.

john wrote: ↑Sat Feb 24, 2024 7:15 pm It’s worth restoring.

Ethan switchblades are very well made, as John said it IS! worth restoring, would like to see it after, good luck.

thanks John.

welcome to Talk Blade, sorry for the loss of your Father, try to talk pix of every knife, front and back, on the front of almost every knife at the bottom of the blade is what is called a tang stamp, this will say who made the knife, and yes you must have 20 non sale posts to do this, looking forwar...

I don't have a single "perfect" knife in my collection. (But I'm poor, only bought one real Microtech in my life.) Aside from the fact you can't buy a $22 stiletto in the mail anymore. I never expected perfection. . . .or even a better "Bang for your Buck". I always assumed safeties would be loose,...