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DonC wrote:Portland is served by Greyhound and their terminal is closer to the event.
DonC

Ah, that's great for Fishtail Picklock.

I will need to take at least a couple of planes from Italy, though. Plus the Greyhound bus.

Michele.

Fishtail Picklock wrote:I have a valid Driver's License but no car.

Rent a car for the day?

M.

Hello!

Looks like a fun show to attend to. Let's see if someone else from Italy comes...

Michele.

Hello Don!

Ah, I miss the Eugene show so much!
I think this October there’s the Blade West as well, in Portland OR.

Michele.

Hello!

It's not currently possible to order automatics from DueBuoi, as the production is suspended for the time being.

M.

I'm unsure whether skm.to still actively processes order. I would send them an e-mail beforehand to ask.

A bit late... but happy birthday, Dave!!!

fastr19 wrote:I think I might have paid $200-250 from Due Buois.
I don't want to lose it since apparently Due Buois has given up on autos.

With a little patience, in my opinion you could sell it for the double of that price.

Michele.

Hello!

I can't help unfortunately.

However, try writing via Facebook and you might have better luck.

Michele.

Hello!

The production of automatics is indeed suspended at present time, as DueBuoi is focusing on other items such as kitchen and professional knives.
There is no estimate on when the production of automatics may resume.

Cheers,
Michele.

Hello! To the best of my knowledge, Antonio Santini was apprenticing under Armando Beltrame, and all the knives were built in the AB shop in Maniago. So that accounts for the ricasso stamp. Note that the scale is a bit narrow at the pommel and the liner is showing. The correct name is Andrea . :D Fo...

Hello! Mr. Santini created Superior-Italy brand a few years ago and manufactured the knives in cooperation with some Maniago knifemakers. Even though he lived around Rome, so a bit far for Maniago, with time he became a usual presence of the town. He also did a Blade Show, in 2013 if I recall correc...

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Hello!

For what it's worth, they're usually store closed in cutleries before shipping. It shouldn't matter that match, and there's less risk of cutting your finger.

Michele.