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Hi there ,New to this forum so forgive me if I mess up.I have been collecting knives for only about 5years but have quite a few now of all sorts penknives to khukuri knives African to 1 Kris.I have two navaja knives and this one in particular has stumped me , trying to find out if it's Spanish or French and how old it is and trying to find out who made it.Any help would be appreciated.thankyou.
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It could be a knife made in Albacete/Spain
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I would agree Spanish; not forcingly Albacete, though
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Welcome to our little forum!
I'll move this to the European section for more forum involvement. ![]() |
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#6 |
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Albacete!
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