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Sending out for repair will relist.interesting example of a Italian contract knife made for the famous German Anton Wingen Jr. Company. The kick spring cracked while I was fondling it taking pictures. It didn't have any peeking issues, needs a good cleaning and blade buffing. Spots seen in the horn scales are grain variances not damage. The swivel bolster release is smooth and tight. $100 + 5.95ship PayPal
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Last edited by XBMX on Mon Nov 08, 2021 6:22 pm, edited 2 times in total.
jim d, wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 8:39 pm
Could be one of the made for German market knives, I have seen those short blade models.
Jim
If this thing get any more odd curves I may send it to Mr. Bill and keep it. Seriously, I think there was a width to length formula that the German Government invoked re knife dimensions. Matter of fact I have a comparison pix of blade width early vs late production. Measured .085 narrower.
