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Atlantia · 2nd October 2008, 08:23 PM

I'd say you've got it in the right place buddy!
Southern European, Late 18thC 'peasant' knife.
I particularly like the 'ring' can you get a fingertip into it?
Very nice! Whittle a litle bit of bone to repair the chip ;-)

Regards
Gene

P.S. After my recent research onlin for my own knife, if I had to guess, the single edge and brass inserts would make me plump for it being Spanish.
Although its not the standard 'punal B' I think its a variation possibly with a more Italian influence?
As I say, thats a Guess.

2nd October 2008, 08:23 PM	#2
Atlantia Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: The Sharp end Posts: 2,928	I'd say you've got it in the right place buddy! Southern European, Late 18thC 'peasant' knife. I particularly like the 'ring' can you get a fingertip into it? Very nice! Whittle a litle bit of bone to repair the chip ;-) Regards Gene P.S. After my recent research onlin for my own knife, if I had to guess, the single edge and brass inserts would make me plump for it being Spanish. Although its not the standard 'punal B' I think its a variation possibly with a more Italian influence? As I say, thats a Guess.