Traditional folders of Hungary
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Hello neighbor! Thank you! I can say the same: I've never seen a Slovenian knife.
Well, neighter have I ...
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That fixed blade that Jack Black posted made by Zsakai is amazing. John
Szervusz Attila!
This thread is a very good idea, perhaps could you tell the cutlers to add a webshop with Paypal on their sites (and a translation in at least English, for those non-magyar-speaking!), because it is quite hard to get any if you don't have family in the country!
Personally, Zsakai, Varga are my most revered cutlers.
The sheathes also are amazing :
Ohh! Szervusz Jolipapa!
I have not knife from Zsákai and Varga. But i know Varga's knives is cheaper. Zsákai's knives ca. 250-350 dollar, Varga's knives 120-200 dollar approximately. The sheathes are ca. 20 dollar. If you would like to buy something I can help you.
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Absolutely gorgeous, all of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
The shape of this one, very generally speaking, made me think of a Hungarian penny knife that sold on ebay recently (photo posted with apologies since it's not even remotely the same caliber of knife as the others in this thread).
PS: I hope you get your Northwoods knives soon. I suspect you'll love them.
The shape of this one, very generally speaking, made me think of a Hungarian penny knife that sold on ebay recently (photo posted with apologies since it's not even remotely the same caliber of knife as the others in this thread).
PS: I hope you get your Northwoods knives soon. I suspect you'll love them.
Absolutely gorgeous, all of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
The shape of this one, very generally speaking, made me think of a Hungarian penny knife that sold on ebay recently (photo posted with apologies since it's not even remotely the same caliber of knife as the others in this thread).
PS: I hope you get your Northwoods knives soon. I suspect you'll love them.
Than you very much AlwaysTomboy! I hope Northwoods comes soon.
I would like to buy Northwoods Fremont jack. It is failed. I could take a Northwood Broadway Jack. I hope later can come Fremont Jack too 
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The Hungarians sure have a flair for ornate design! Every knife posted in this thread thus far has been gorgeous. I really appreciate the intricate inlays in the handles, as I couldn't imagine how difficult it would be to craft such a knife handle. Thank you so much, Attila72!
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This is an Opinel knife. I think ererybody knows. You see same sun symbol as Hungarian knife. I made it.
Tapatalkkal küldve az én SM-G925F eszközömről
Beautiful. Simply beautiful. Sorry if this is an obvious question, but is the inlay copper or brass, or are there reflections making it look colored? I love the warm tones of the metal against the color and pattern in the handle.
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Csodálatos!
It is my friend's property
Who did it?
Btw, I had a relative who lived in Rozsadomb, Eszter u.
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Absolutely gorgeous, all of them. Thank you so much for sharing.
The shape of this one, very generally speaking, made me think of a Hungarian penny knife that sold on ebay recently (photo posted with apologies since it's not even remotely the same caliber of knife as the others in this thread).
PS: I hope you get your Northwoods knives soon. I suspect you'll love them.
Btw, I had a relative who lived in Rozsadomb, Eszter u.
Rozsadomb means the rose's hil, it is located in Buda, a very pleasent place. Where are you from, Atttila?
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