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Thanks tazman

Bought this new about 6 months ago.So accurate, the heaviness of the gun negates any recoil. Fit and finish are excellent. Ran 200 rounds through it flawlessly with 50 round drum and 20 round stick.thanks for looking

Carried Westbury sales stuff in high school. The white one is a slip joint and the one on the left says stainless steel Japan the right one is stamped k12.i used to find them at shows in coffee can piles but now they have gotten popular. Thanks for looking.

Beautiful horn scales.i think inter were from coricama.

Very cool smalls collection tom.nice EU collections guys

Loving everything about this knife.size,flattie, waspy.good find,.congrats

Congratulations on a very well made knife,I had an eight inch I'm still sorry I got rid of.

Those leverlocks may have been made by massaro.some tang stamps say GOM

The sear hole on the green knife is concealed because it's a button open button close

Like Bill said I think the sheepsfoot blade was put there for some type of import compliance. The false buttons came in many variations, non spring and spring loaded buttons some even had safeties. The green handled knife is a step bolster that could have predated rizzys,not sure but the scales are ...

What a beautiful piece of history.my wife loves this machine. We had a tailor shop on my corner when i was a kid and all you heard was these humming all day.

Nice job! I'm sure it was a bunch of rewarding work to be proud of.

Beutiful sir.i see your shell wrap.the triangelo you posted before I still go back and lust after

Coricama also made shell wraps with some of these stamps

A mint edwin jay would run 1200 dollars. the pre 54 stamps like miltenberg Astor ethan53 panamex and ej will run a premium because of age numbers made and wellmade.this is only my humble opinion from attending blade show and gator show and buying and selling vintage italian knives.