ROMO manuals
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Panzerfaust
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ROMO manuals
Here are a couple of ROMOs, a humpback and slip joint. The blade and back spring of the humpback are really thick.
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Re: ROMO manuals
Nice! I love the old manuals ! As a kid in NYC this is all you could find for years......
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Panzerfaust
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I do too and the older ones are the same quality as the 1950s switchblades and some of the manuals were made in the 1950s. I cringe whenever I see a picture of one that was converted into an automatic. These knives are collectible in their own right.Tom19176 wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 9:58 am Nice! I love the old manuals ! As a kid in NYC this is all you could find for years......
Re: ROMO manuals
Totally agree! I too hate to see them ruined by the conversion to autos!
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Those are sweet!Panzerfaust wrote: Wed Jun 03, 2026 1:19 am Here are a couple of ROMOs, a humpback and slip joint. The blade and back spring of the humpback are really thick.
Re: ROMO manuals
They ARE nice! And, vintage Italian manual stilettos are fetching quite prices these days, if & when you can find them.
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