Discarding logic & common sense, l went into one of my favorite antique shops and found this: a Rizzuto Estileto Milano that looks like a garden variety ltalian stiletto! Anyone ever see one like it? I thought they were all folding guards.
Paid a bit more than l normally would for a knife of this type,but thought it was worth it due to its uniqueness. Seventy nine fifty.
Except for the spring peek and a light sharpening,it is in excellent shape.
Rizzuto non folding guard.
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knife7knut
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wi-collector
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Re: Rizzuto non folding guard.
pretty hard to find and you got a good it for a good price .
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QGofLake
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Re: Rizzuto non folding guard.
You got quite a nice deal. Rizzuto picklock. Those don't come around often. There were some BOBC guardless rizzutos in a few different lengths and configurations.