11" rosewood

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11" rosewood

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Probably had this 40yrs or so. Got at Georgia gun show metro-Atlanta for oldest son. It's a real beauty when brass polished up. Tight and straight.
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Nice one!
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Nice, and good point about brass after polishing.

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Nice !! I have the exact one and two in a darker wood. I got them all from Barry Adams in the early 1990s. I always thought of them as good user models.
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I've seen many through the years and they always tell you how well they're taken care of...if those brass bolsters are nice and shiny!! :wink:

Honestly, they're like the prototypical modern age stiletto. I would love to know how many were produced versus other variations.
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I mostly bought these in Horn. I bought some of the wood. The dark wood was the better of the two woods I recall being offered.
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