First things first, the tang stamp looks like "Latana" to me, not Latama, but also says Made in Italy.  Not having much experience with this knife type I have no idea if that's the way it's supposed to be, or if it's a misprint, or if it is not actually a Latama knife.  I haven't been able to find any information about "Latana" so I'm just making an assumption that it's a Latama, but I have not seen any Latama knives that look like this.  So please be warned this may not actually be a Latama automatic, I'm relying on your knowledge to determine if this is legit or not, please don't buy this if you're unsure, as I can't garantee it's authentic.

The knife works well, snaps open when the button that looks like a shield is pressed, and feels solid and locks in place.  I think the handles are horn, but take that with a grain of salt, I'm not an expert.  The handles have a few flaws from wear, but nothing really bad.  The blade has been used, but I don't see any rust and tarnishing is at a minimum.

This knife comes from my grandfather's collection that I inherited. I don't know how he came by this knife other than he was an outdoorsman, and liked to visit local flea markets. That's my only knowledge of it, as I am not a professional kinfe dealer by any means.

I've made a video showing it off onYouTube here: https://youtu.be/OWrgpUSmw2s
(Doesn't look like you can click links in the description, so you'll need to copy/pase the location into your browser.)

If not satisfied I'll accept returns minus shipping costs in the same condition sent out.

The price is firm, I really would rather not entertain offers, I apologize.

I'll be shipping this out VIA UPS since I might get in trouble for shipping an automatic through USPS.

Thank you for looking!

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