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mike allen
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Walt's Classic 9" Camel Bone 2010
Started May 18, 2012 0 Replies 1 Like
Looking for a Walt's Classic Camel Bone 9" half grind.Must be the 2010 series.Any help would be deeply appreciated.Thanks for your time and patience.Regards,Mike AllenMallen2@bellsouth.netContinue
Antique american pressbutton knives
Started this discussion. Last reply by roy weatherford Apr 27, 2015. 39 Replies 4 Likes
Looking for Antique press button knives to add to my collection.the pics i posted are not mine, but have the permission to use them in my "hunt" for some.any help would be appreciatedThanks…Continue
French Horn and Camel Bone 9" Half Grind Latama
Started this discussion. Last reply by mike allen Mar 13, 2012. 2 Replies 1 Like
I am looking for a French Horn and or a Camel Bone 9" Walt/Latama Half Grind in unused and +10 condition to finish out a collection.if you have one and are interested in letting it go, contact me at…Continue
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Hello Mike,
Only 16 Frosolone reproductions were made in 2010. The original Frosolone knives were made pre WWII. They were made by the Petrunti family check this link out for more information http://www.sharperdeal.com/fredde10/frosolone.htm
I have numbers 3 MOP and 15 in French Tip Horn. They are two of my most favorite knives. It would be nearly impossible to get one of the reproductions and even more difficult to get an original. The cost of the reproductions ranged from $450. to 650. cost was based on scale material. Only one MOP was made and 6 or 7 French Tip Horn. I'm sure the cost has gone up on these. Sorry I could not give you more information.
Good Luck finding one, your new friend on the forum,
John
Thats funny Mike!!! I got another one coming next week and will post it when it comes.
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