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Old 3rd August 2022, 02:30 PM   #16
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Thumbs up I also really do like your knife

Personally, I consider an earlier Spanish Navaja as plausible. The work on the brass cap, the brass filled 'dots' on the scales and the brass washer around the pivot all resemble features of my battered old Spanish Navaja. The blunted tip would seem to make sense should it open partially in the pocket.

Old post with pictures of mine.

Significance of rounded point.

Wherever it is from, I also really do like your knife.
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