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Another family photo

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Here are the remaining stiletto-style knives from the collection that I have not posted yet.
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All beauties P996, but the Spanish "Hell-Raiser" is in a class of it's own. 8)
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Ah, is that the one on the right? Is it a quality knife?
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No, the Spanish knives like this aren't quality knives, but they have sort of a cult following.
The 2 on the left are Italian pick locks of late 1950s-early 1960s manufacture. The third knife is more modern Italian.
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the knife on far left is a 1960's italian made button open button close stiletto, the second is a 1950's italian tab release or picklock stiletto some call it , the third is a bolster release italian stiletto could be from late 70's up to late 80's made by frank beltrame ( b.rostfrei) was his stamp, 4th is from spain ::tu::
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Thanks Bill and Folgore1 for your information. Much appreciated.
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