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Got a new book today.  Switchblades of Italy by Tim Zinser Dan Fuller & Neal Punchard.

What a lot of beautiful pictures.

Who says I got to learn how to reed??

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Comment by Lee Saunders on March 6, 2012 at 20:41

Yes just Italian switchblades.  It's a large book coffee table book size.  128 pages, TONS of photos.  Talks about folding knives and picklocks.  Lot of history and good stories about makers.  But it does touch on Italian makers who immigrated to the U.S.  Mostly the craftsmen more than owners.

Comment by TERRY FOX on March 6, 2012 at 20:08

now i see this..is it good. is it only italy included?

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