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This is the way a shell-puller should look.
Yours has no way to grab the shell.

The knife is a factory variant. Same frame as the lever locks, except a button is used. Off hand, I don't remember the maker-possibly Anton Wingen.

Most of the museum knives are mine. Some belong to others.
If I charged admission, I would be a hundredaire!

I believe that was his father. His mother was a Patrizio.

I was finally able to get into billdeshivs.com tonight. Have had a lot of trouble lately.
Added lots o new pictures in almost all categories.

Jim, I'm trying to buy my daughter a small house right now.
Trust me-the knives are cheaper!

Well, I have been chastised about my comment. I don't own any of the Henckels, Union, KABar, Case knives, so it's difficult for me to make actual comparisons. I did have 2 in the shop at the same time, and I posted my thoughts. I won't have any further thoughts until I have more of the knives to com...

Both sides of this knife are stamped-meaning it was made for Hoffritz.
This is unlike the "pantograph" Latamas that were engraved on the rear tang.

Maurizio Mazzoli is a Maniago maker. He makes all the machined knives. He made the tactical Leverletto.

Where is he selling knives on Facebook?

The Leverletto Plus was 9 inches.
That's not one of them.

Whippersnapper- I have been "ambitious" for a long time! Here are some Italians converted to shell pullers.

Wait- you complained about a knife, they offered you a refund, and asked you not to order again. And- you ordered again and aren't happy. So you ask everyone else to not do what you just did. While I don't condone shipping bad products, you have to understand- there is no one making knives in Maniag...

Possibly an Anton Wingen. It had light jigged bone handles that had dark dye in the jigging.

The one in the movie was not a Hubertus.

My pictured Bonsa has brass liners and threaded bolsters.
The manufacturers would build any combination for the buyers.