Triangolo Knife...Folding---not a switchblade
Greetings all! In one of my many boxes, I came across a Triangolo folding knife. I've spent hours on the web and cannot find any info whatsoever. Perhaps you can help. It has the C and R in a triangle with the company name underneath, partially visible in the photo. Weighs in at 6 ounces. Overall length is 9-1/8", handle without lock is 5-1/4" and wood only portion is 4-5/16". Thanks! Bob
Tags: Coltelleri, Folding, Knife, Riunite, Triangolo
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Permalink Reply by Gary Miller on -
I had a knife like that when I was a kid. i don't remmember the brand but i ordered it out of fur fish and game magaizine. mine was made in italy and was a ver good knife. the guard was for removing shotgun shells. i think mine was marked 12 ga on one side and 16 on the other. this workedout good for me because the ejector on my old H&R 12 ga was broken so i could really feel like a great whitre hunter pulling the hulls out of my break acton
just like bell and hemingway. cool knife
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Permalink Reply by Windysurf on
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This knife does have the 12 and 16 stampings. I now know more than I did 5 minutes ago! Thanks for the info!!!
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Permalink Reply by Gary Miller on
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glad to help.
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