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Italian Sodbuster
My daughter just returned from a mission trip to Italy. She brought back this Italian made knife for me. It is sodbuster style with wood scales. I don't know what kind of wood but it looks good. It appears to be a well made knife. It has strong snap on opening and closing. The blade has no looseness or wobble when open and is centered when closed.
I found the website of the company that made it.
http://www.coltellidellartigiano.it/testi_eng/texts_art.asp?idn=144
I also found pictures of very nearly the exact knife.
http://www.coltellidellartigiano.it/fotogallery/catalogo_eng.asp?Di...
Maremma is a region in Italy. My daughter stayed in Grosseto, a town in that region.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Well first I am glad she is home and well!
This is one very good looking knife! I took a look at the website but no where does it say what wood that is. I think it may be olive wood, I know it certainly looks well made!
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