Rare Mini Rizzuto Estileto Milano Clone, Marked STAINLESS STEEL, Guardless Step Bolster, Used. I believe this is a Japan made variation from the 1970's to 1980's time period. Based on my research I believe this is the smallest version of Rizzy's made. Also is a step bolster with no guards which are both less common on these knives. Here's a chance to add a Rizzy variation that never comes up for sale! 

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- Has been used. Has a crack on the front side of the handle which is pictured. There are scuffs and scratches on the blade and it looks to me to have been sharpened. There are other signs of use such as scuffs, scratches and patina. See the pictures as they represent the condition accurately. 

- Functions well, fires strong, locks up with a little bit of blade play and the safety works. Buttom open/close operation. 

- Approximately 5 7/8 inch total length not counting bail, approximately 2 1/4 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 also 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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