Saw these going cheap at an auction and fent.

Not really sure what I'm going to do with them.

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warrrrrrrrrriors....

Nice. I'm still looking for a decent made one. Just because I watch Archer and the Outsiders too much.

I have a soft spot for stilettos, especially swing guard ones.  They are not the most practical of knives, but opening and closing a switchblade is like an adult version of a fidget spinner for me.

I've spent a lot of time flipping mine at work.

Off by a couple of decades at least.  Think Sharks or Jets.

lol, I dunno why that movie came to mind. I remember baseball bats but not sure if they used switchblades or not.

Don't know about The Warriors, but there was one in the Crocodile Dundee "That's not a knife" scene.

This is how it starts.... you buy one, then another, and another. Then you start looking for the older ones, then it leads to searching for the hard to find tang stamps.... it happened to me. Bought a gunshow counterfeit, then a real italian, then it led to about 20 more... the italian stiletto is beautiful, useless as an edc, the blades won't an edge. They are basically a buy and display only knife. If you want something that could be an edc, check out the Leverletto, it was designed by Bill Deshivs, made by AKC. I highly suggest not getting one from the 'bay, it is full of counterfeits and aren't anywhere near the quality of the real italians.

When I finally decided to buy an automatic, it had to be a stiletto. An 11" Frank B. with dark horn scales to be exact.