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hey all!

anyone know anything about these nifty little japanese lockbacks?

why does one have the additional mm12-70 stamp above "stainless steel japan"?
one is fishtail and both have different front bolsters...is one older than another?
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They made all different styles in the early to late sixities. I had some with buttons that could be pushed. I have also had and have some like the ones you show. They were all made I would venture from the same factory because they are all pretty much identical except form differences in buttons,bolsters. I do know that the ones with clip blades are mush newer then the Bayo. I also wonder if these or I should say the maker or factory had anything to do with Rizutto?. As far as the stamps go I think who ever called in sick and someone else stamped they put what they wanted on them. 8) I also have some 11"s with sheepfoot blades because there was a time in the 70's or 80's when Japan went ballistic about any knife that came to a point and made them illegal.I keep trying to find out particulars cause the whole storey is fuzzy and I would love to hear the real deal.
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thanks mr pushbutton - the blades are different on these too...one has a much larger nail nick and the bayo part is different! i'd be interested in hearing more about these too!
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Like I said I really don't think Japan had the same cottage industry as Italy. Maybe 2 factorys made the knives but I'll wager it was one. Japan never had the following of the silver plugs so naturally there production and importation would be much less.
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Did you pay real money for those :shock: :D :D :P
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missaman - you punk ass bass turd :P
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:P :P :P :P :P :P
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A fellow member sent me a Canadian 10 dollar bill for some knife parts...
What do I do with it..... :? :? :?
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Mr. Missaman,

Take a picture of it and post it.... I'm sure we could ALL do with a laugh... :wink: .... how many dozen of them do you need these days to buy something around about the cost of a packet of cigarettes??



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Teddy wrote:Mr. Missaman,

Take a picture of it and post it.... I'm sure we could ALL do with a laugh... :wink: .... how many dozen of them do you need these days to buy something around about the cost of a packet of cigarettes??



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teddy,
bullets are cheaper, and do the job faster than cigs....maybe missaman can spot you the tenner until your dole cheque arrives :P :P

oh yeah, and by the way - everything in the UK costs almost exactly double what they would cost here in canada! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Missa Teddy,
I'm guessing two or three I gave it to Karen as Play money and shiped the spring :wink: :? :?
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missaman wrote:A fellow member sent me a Canadian 10 dollar bill for some knife parts...
What do I do with it..... :? :? :?
use it to wrap up my earing :lol:

PS: the little switch you sent me does wonders for my nasal grooming!
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Use it in good health :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Mr. Shur Snap just out sniped me :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
He can kiss my Keen Kutter GOOD BYE :twisted: :twisted:
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Can't you tell the denomination of Canadian bills by the number of Beavers on it :?: [Or has J-man used all the Beavers in his bomb attempt?]
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I wish our money had "beavers" on it...
It would make it harder to spend....
Especially If it was Miss July... :roll:
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