Anyone recognize this one???

[Kase's Kutlery Plus]

Seems like a quality knife. Only markings are the engraving on blade. It seems to be of foreign make but I'm not sure what. Thanks in advance!

[Ridgegrass]

Doesn't appear old from the pic. Might be misleading. Blade looks totally unstained. Is it pearl or plastic? Can't tell from here. Good luck.J.O'.

[Kase's Kutlery Plus]

Hi sir! Its plastic. I got it in a collection with some higher end old knives and some rare ones. It has me intrigued. Reminds me of some of the french knives I've had.

[knife7knut]

The nail nick definitely looks French but the overall shape of the knife says Spanish to me. And I cannot for the life of me figure out what it says on the blade.

[zed6309]

I would say Spanish as well , I remember back in the 80's there was knives sold like this in the uk , the engraving looks poorly done and very hard to make out , I would say that was done for someone as a gift ?

[Kase's Kutlery Plus]

My thoughts are that the engraving was done as a gift as well. I believe it also had a lanyard ring. It appears someone removed it.

[Reverand]

It looks oddly intriguing to me. Those look like steel pins through the bolsters, and it is odd to see those intentionally domed. The backspring looks a bit thin and rounded on the end. Does it have good snap?
I have owned very few European knives, so I have little with which to compare it.

Edit: Whoa. I looked again and just realized that it does not have a center pin! From the look of the spring, it flexes outward along 2/3 of the knife's length! How do they keep a spring like that from breaking?