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Help identifying ...

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Hey fellas, been a while ...
A friend asked me what I could find out about this fixie that came to him in the mid-80s ... he was living in Arizona at the time and received it as a gift ... that's about all he can tell me ... anyone recognize this mark or know where I can try to look it up?
Also, any info on the style would be helpful as well ... thanks!
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::tu:: Looks like a Anza made knife to me. They started making knives in 1980 and are still in business, don't know much else about them but they do have a web page, just look under "Anza Knives" in the search bar. Terry
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Thank you Sir!
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terryl308 wrote:::tu:: Looks like a Anza made knife to me. They started making knives in 1980 and are still in business, don't know much else about them but they do have a web page, just look under "Anza Knives" in the search bar. Terry
I have a bunch of newer Anza's and that one sure has the look of an Anza ::nod::
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