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Old 11th October 2019, 10:19 AM   #13
bvieira
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Originally Posted by Chris Evans
Yours is French, made for the Spanish market in the late 19th century. See pg 149 of Forton's `Navajas Antiguas, Las Mejores Piezas de Coleccion'.

Edit: Had a bit more time to look in my library and it appears that this folder was made by the French maker Girodias. Reference pg347 in Forton's La Navaja Espanola Antigua.

Cheers
Chris
Hello Chris,

Did not know that, tks! by the way do you know the value this knife today ?

Regards,

BV
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