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Not sure who made this one.the markings I can see are Germany and GRAER(I think).The largest blade is 2.5 cm. Handle is 3.5 cm.
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SamHaLeKe said:
It seems to me that you didn't understand my previous posts :rolleyes:
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Apparently not. :rolleyes:

So this list that you posted

Under 3.5" (closed) folding knives
Gerber Ridge 77mm
Benchmade 3150 Impel 78mm
Gerber Paraframe Mini 78mm
Blade-Tech Ratel Lite 78mm
Blade-Tech Mouse Lite 78mm ...
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is just a list (I assume partial) of knives not on the list? If so, why post that list? Odd.
 
Now I'm even more confused! :D:confused:

SamHaLeKe said:
Is there any knife you know of that meets this threads criteria and is not (yet) mentioned above?

Or perhaps the handle length (on the list in mm) that I've taken from the company's website-specs are not conform the reality?

It would be nice to here from you, so I can add/change it to the list ;)

Criteria:
1. single (folding) knife
2. under 2" blade
3. under 3" handle
4. sturdy! (not the average cheapo keychain knives you find in the supermarket)

-Sam-
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You included photos of many knives with more than a single blade, so I don't know what Criterion 1 means.
That Ridge Runner is "the average cheapo keychain knives you find in the supermarket," so I don't know what Criterion 4 means.

I was going to suggest peanuts...but they don't seem to meet the requirements.
 
marcinek said:
Apparently not. :rolleyes:

So this list that you posted



is just a list (I assume partial) of knives not on the list? If so, why post that list? Odd.
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Well well, every forum has its .... I guess you are one of those here :p

Everybody (but you) knows it's about the list in the OP.
The under 3.5" post much later is a reply to someone (not you btw!) so him and other people can look at that list, so they won't post a knife they know NOT belonging in the OP's list. My post was not to confuse people, but you can't help it it seems :D
 
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marcinek said:
Now I'm even more confused! :D:confused:



You included photos of many knives with more than a single blade, so I don't know what Criterion 1 means.
That Ridge Runner is "the average cheapo keychain knives you find in the supermarket," so I don't know what Criterion 4 means.

I was going to suggest peanuts...but they don't seem to meet the requirements.
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I include foto's of many knives with more that a single blade?! Where?! You mean the one to give some color to the op? :D LoL dude

Ridge runner was never on the list. I just posted that particular knife for people to see. If you don't like it that's fine :p

Now stop trolling here and make some usefull post instead of .... :banghead:


-Sam-
 
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Please tell me the brand/name of the knife on the right hand side on the lower two photos (towards the end of your long post. I want to buy one. It is brown with two bolsters and a thin metal band or inset. Has saw and other blades. Made in Masserin, Italy. Email me at locutus49@gmail.com if it is convenient.
 
Locutus D'Borg said:
Please tell me the brand/name of the knife on the right hand side on the lower two photos (towards the end of your long post. I want to buy one. It is brown with two bolsters and a thin metal band or inset. Has saw and other blades. Made in Masserin, Italy. Email me at locutus49@gmail.com if it is convenient.
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Sure, you named it already, "Maserin" ;-)

Btw, "Maserin" is not a place in Italy, it's the name of the company (and the name of its founder)...
You probably mean Maniago in Italy.

About the knife specific: it's a tiny tiny micro knife and more a special collectors item. It's very very tiny and very very expensive!
If you want to pay $80 for it, then go for it, it's truly a peace of art!

Maserin Mignon 7074R (R stands for the Briar Wood in de handle. There is also CR: Horn, CV: Stag, D: Golden, IN: Stainless Steel, LG: Wood, MC: Micarta, O: Colored Bone, PR: Mother of Pearl, ...)

You should contact the company for dealers in your area (if there are any).

This is a very special collectors item, not just for everybody :rolleyes:

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OP updated!

There are many more selected items added to the list for a total of 144 single folding knives to chose from!

-Sam-
 
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The Government said:
If you want a locking knife, the Case "059l SS" is just barely over 3 inches. I think the incredible thinness should reduce its "effective size" a bit.:thumbup:

EDIT TO ADD: I just noticed you have the case peanut and some pen-knives listed above. There are lots of other traditional slip-joint patterns made by various manufactures to look for as well. (small barlows, tuxedos, toothpicks, congress/ half congress, etc...)
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Thank you for the nice tip on other traditional slip-joint patterns!

I'm will do my research and add them to the list ;)

-Sam-
 
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