Bargeon Medium Size Stiletto, Rare FRANCE Marking, 8 1/2 Inch, Red Dot Safety, 1960's Production. Hard to find variation from the 60's with a Round Sear Hole and Nickel Silver Bolsters. I rarely see older Bargeon for sale and never with the country marking. 

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- I don't believe the knife has been carried, used or sharpened. There are scratches on the blade which are pictured. The blade also has some tiny nicks on the backside tang which are pictured. The blade is off center when closed. It has patina inside the handle on the spring and liners. There are other signs of handling and poor storage visible. I don't see any other condition issues. See the pictures as they represent the condition accurately. 

- Functions great, fires strong and locks up with very little blade play. Safety works and slides smoothly. The knife has a lockback release. 

- approximately 8 1/2 inch total length, approximately 3 3/4 inch blade. 

- Knife only.

Please contact me with questions or offers. I'm willing to consider trades. I buy knives and am always looking for single pieces and collections. I collect miniature & keychain switchblades and French switchblades so if you're considering selling or trading those please contact me. I'm always looking for interesting knives for my inventory as well. I'm especially interested in quality switchblades, traditional and modern folders. For a list of knives I'm looking for, click the "Knives Worth Using" link and then the "About Us" link. Please remember to check out my other knives!   

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