This beautiful 9" AGA Campolin Sahara Stiletto features a stainless steel clip point blade with polished nickel silver bolsters. The rustic dark horn scales are offset with brass pins over brass liners. The nickel silver round push button and sliding safety give this stiletto even more class. This knife shows the highest quality workmanship and will make an elegant addition to your Italian collection.
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david w.
04-12-2018
this is a very high quality made automatic knife. i was very impressed with the workmanship and detail. mine had a very nice snap and lock-up. the customer service at Bladeplay is second to none! i have had to return items in the past and they made it very quick & easy with no questions asked! i will be back for more!
Outstanding
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Mark S.
03-20-2018
Instantly my new favorite, and I have quite a few.
A Pleasant Surprise
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Don M.
12-05-2017
One thing BP neglected to mention about this knife is that it is a limited edition of only 240 knives. According to the accompanying certificate, "This 9" lockback is one of the 240 pieces fabricated by A.G.A. Campolin master craftsmen in Maniago, Italy, on June 2017 for the 70 anniversary of the company."
Of the 240 knives, 90 were produced in stag horn, 105 in Brazilian cow horn, 15 in abalone shell and 30 in imitation pearl. The blade is stamped "Limited Edition" and numbered (my stag is marked #223 of 240). This truly is a beautiful knife! As close to perfect in fit and finish as you will find. Comes with a leather sleeve that is embossed "AGA Campolin." I have no idea how many of these "Sahara Stilettos" BP has in stock. If this design appeals to you, as it did for me, I would suggest ordering soon as you will probably never see them again.
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This beautiful 9" AGA Campolin Sahara Stiletto features a stainless steel clip point blade with polished nickel silver bolsters. The rustic dark horn scales are offset with brass pins over brass liners. The nickel silver round push button and sliding safety give this stiletto even more class. This knife shows the highest quality workmanship and will make an elegant addition to your Italian collection.
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Specifications
Overall Length:9.125"
Blade Length:3.875"
Cutting Edge:3.50"
Blade Thickness:0.16"
Blade Material:Stainless Steel
Blade Style:Clip Point
Blade Grind:Flat
Finish:Mirror
Edge Type:Plain
Handle Length:5.25"
Handle Thickness:0.78"
Handle Material:Horn
Color:Black
Frame/Liner:Brass
Weight:5.50 oz.
Knife Type:Automatic
Opener:Push Button
Lock Type:Lockback
Brand:AGA Campolin
Model:Sahara
Country of Origin:Italy
Best Use:Collection
Product Type:Knife
cool new design
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david w.
04-12-2018
this is a very high quality made automatic knife. i was very impressed with the workmanship and detail. mine had a very nice snap and lock-up. the customer service at Bladeplay is second to none! i have had to return items in the past and they made it very quick & easy with no questions asked! i will be back for more!
Outstanding
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Mark S.
03-20-2018
Instantly my new favorite, and I have quite a few.
A Pleasant Surprise
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SSSSS
Don M.
12-05-2017
One thing BP neglected to mention about this knife is that it is a limited edition of only 240 knives. According to the accompanying certificate, "This 9" lockback is one of the 240 pieces fabricated by A.G.A. Campolin master craftsmen in Maniago, Italy, on June 2017 for the 70 anniversary of the company."
Of the 240 knives, 90 were produced in stag horn, 105 in Brazilian cow horn, 15 in abalone shell and 30 in imitation pearl. The blade is stamped "Limited Edition" and numbered (my stag is marked #223 of 240). This truly is a beautiful knife! As close to perfect in fit and finish as you will find. Comes with a leather sleeve that is embossed "AGA Campolin." I have no idea how many of these "Sahara Stilettos" BP has in stock. If this design appeals to you, as it did for me, I would suggest ordering soon as you will probably never see them again.
