It’s been said that INTER didn’t produce switchblades. But that same source also said there was a Mauro Mario factory and only 12-24 square buttons were ever produced. But we know now that info is all wrong.
Seems most of the info internet guys quote as facts to prove their arguments/theories is 100% wrong…I think no information is better than wrong information.
Has anyone found more info on INTER?
INTER
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Highspeedsteel
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Re: INTER
INTER is one of the best stamps IMO... top quality construction and TONS of different patterns and variations going into the 60s it seems. It'd be interesting to learn more about the family and background for sure
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BestVintageKnives
Re: INTER
They were possibly the greatest family of Switchblade designers and builders for 30 plus years.Highspeedsteel wrote: ↑Mon Jan 19, 2026 7:01 pm INTER is one of the best stamps IMO... top quality construction and TONS of different patterns and variations going into the 60s it seems. It'd be interesting to learn more about the family and background for sure
The designed and built more than half a dozen different patterns. They designed new patterns. The father and sons worked for Patrizio making Latamas. Etc. one of the greatest unknown stories of Maniago.