Hi guys just saw this on U-Tube, I know it's not a switchblade but I seriously want one. Anybody got any ideas where to buy?...wouldn't it be great with a spring in it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGWoOL84 ... re=related
I think the original stilletoes from Italy , and I mean a couple of hundred years ago were a bit like the size of a Spanish Navajas
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Re: Big knife
A springy version like this one? It is 16" in total length...
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Re: Big knife
The original Stilettos were fixed blade daggers, designed to penetrate chain-mail armor
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There are lots od artisans making traditional Italian knives. I think the ones by Sandro Mariani are very nice.
http://utenti.multimania.it/coltellerie_mariani/
NB the traditional Sicilian stiletto was manual only. I think the posts I wrote about them are still up at Teddy's.
http://utenti.multimania.it/coltellerie_mariani/
NB the traditional Sicilian stiletto was manual only. I think the posts I wrote about them are still up at Teddy's.
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Re: Big knife
Thanks guys...hey Natcherly where would I get a knife like the beauty that you posted a pic of..I love that type of knife........ like the JJ Martinez Navajas, I like big knives and small knives.but never anything "average"