Inscriptions in Navajas, for Chris and who else

Chris Evans · 3rd November 2007, 06:07 AM

Hi David,

I tend to agree with Fernando in that you haven't missed out on much. It appears to be a low grade 20th century, possibly French navaja in a sorry state of disrepair.

I have my own share of such junk knives, which I buy to complete the story of the navaja. As such they have their place in a comprehensive collection, but as stand alones they have little value.

Cheers
Chris

3rd November 2007, 06:07 AM	#10
Chris Evans Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 685	Hi David, I tend to agree with Fernando in that you haven't missed out on much. It appears to be a low grade 20th century, possibly French navaja in a sorry state of disrepair. I have my own share of such junk knives, which I buy to complete the story of the navaja. As such they have their place in a comprehensive collection, but as stand alones they have little value. Cheers Chris