https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AA-6MQnuLsQ
This is one that 3knives had a while back. Is this an old French or German one?
Seems you need two hands to open it. I guess you could open it one handed, but the fulcrum kind of makes it awkward.
Anyone know the origins of this knife?
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Re: Anyone know the origins of this knife?
It looks like a newer French copy of an old German design.
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Re: Anyone know the origins of this knife?
It’s a 1960’s or so French knife.
http://www.autoknife.info/French_6.html
http://www.autoknife.info/French_6.html
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