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As you may or may not know I am not very mechanical. However I know some of you are and have a major interest in this aspect of this study. I am attaching an article link from a european ( Italian ) newsletter I sometimes receive this was only one of the articles. While it is about automatics they mostly are modern euros which are not my main field of interest. Still I feel some of the pics are quite interesting. I hope this works

AB Coltellerie factory revealed
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We took some exclusive pictures of AB Coltellerie factory, and we'd like
to share them with you:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/arthas/set ... 51/detail/

You'll be able to see many parts of the facility, as well as Armando Beltrame
working. Enter AB walls and discover the secrets which have been hidden for
years. ;-) LT PS (The following is a commercial ) I posted some unusual memorbilia in my store ( see link ). I do not know if there is an interest in memorbilia on this site. I also have some brochures ect which I sometimes put on ebay if there is an interest I will post some here . So please let me know.
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LT ,cool site
Thanks Randy
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/catalog/w5rwu

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Lt,
Looks like it worked well.
I have a couple of their knives.
Nice to see where they come from.
Thanks
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One think I picked up is he too likes a well Lighted work place.
Each mochine had a LIGHT.
You can add that to The hidden secrets. :P :wink:
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Great site LT!

Thanks for sharing,
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