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I just bought a new Kershaw lockback model 1310 that was made in Italy. It looks like an older knife, but I didn't know that Kershaw contracted knives made in Italy. I knew they made knives in Oregon and in japan, but does anybody know about the values of the Italian ones? The guy has a few more. I saw one mention of one in a search online of a 1320 and the asking price was $100. I can get the rest of them for $50 a piece.
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There is a bit about these knives on the Kershaw forum at BladeForums. Per the experts over there the Italian Kershaws are the Maniago series (from Maniago, Italy - imagine that) circa 1991. There are three sizes, and came as a set in a display case, or individual. Retail was $50 for the 1305, $60 for the 1310 and $70 for the 1320, each including a cordura sheath.
You might try asking over there - some of those guys really seem to know their stuff...
You can no more tell someone how to do something you've never done, than you can come back from somewhere you've never been...
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I would register there, buy they don't accept verizon.net emails. I have created email accounts before, just to register for a forum, then never log into the email and then it gets deleted.
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