Help indetify this Bob Terzuola

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alon3232

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Hi,

I would appreciate your help in identifying this Bob Terzuola folder. I assume it is an ACTF, but because it doesn't have a pocket clip I don't know if it is ATCF for sure. The scales are either Cocobolo or Desert Ironwood.

I didn't take pictures of the other side, but it's basically identical to the piuctured side without a pocket clip.

I would appreciate any info as to model, year, blade steel, frame material, scales .

Thanks !

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Looks like an ATCF, what 's the blade length? If it's more than 3.5, it's an ATCF. If it's 3.5 it's a 3A. It also has Bobs older logo so it's likely ATS-34, but not necessarily.
 
Good Lord, I recently bought an almost identical knife....At least I think I did... Mine has Desert Ironwood Scales And Backspacer.... the blade length is not 3.5 though, more like 3"...and my blade drops at the point to an almost flat edge...Kind of like a Wharncliffe... it has a really high polish on the blade... No pocket clip (which led me to believe it was one of Bob T's Gents Pocket Folders). It has the same bronzed liners... same BobT logo... And I am almost certain mine has the ATS34 blade steel...It could pass for the baby brother to yours.... Closer look and the blades are definately not the same, but pretty much all else is... Very nice...
 
alon3232 said:
Hi,

I would appreciate your help in identifying this Bob Terzuola folder. I assume it is an ATCF, but because it doesn't have a pocket clip I don't know if it is ATCF for sure. The scales are either Cocobolo or Desert Ironwood.

I didn't take pictures of the other side, but it's basically identical to the piuctured side without a pocket clip.

I would appreciate any info as to model, year, blade steel, frame material, scales .

Thanks !
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If the blade length is just under 4", then it is an ATCF.

Whether or not it has a pocket clip makes no difference.

The scales are Desert Ironwood Burl, the liners and bolsters are Titanium.

It is an older knife, based on the Logo on the blade, which was changed several years ago- also, the slot for the thumb opening is the older version- it was changed, also a few years ago.

Based on this, the blade steel is either ATS-34 or 154.
 
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