Rare Vintage 1960's VIRGINIA inox Italian stainless Stiletto Switchblade.

Stunning Rare Vintage 1960's Jndiana VIRGINIA Italian stainless Stiletto Switchblade Flick Knife. Stamped: VIRGINIA INOX. Push Button With Sliding Safety. One Piece Spring System Jndiana or Indiana Cutlery was a merchandising company manufacturing through Maniago Italy cutlery contracting. Originally started in the 1960's by the brothers Edgardo and Carlo Siega Battel for the European market in response to new American switchblade laws. The company logo was an Indian Chief's head inside of a triangle and tang stamps included the name Virginia or Jndiana Cutlery (J is often substituted for I in Mediterranean script). The Jndiana Cutlery Company had a large repertoire of cutlery types including deerfoot bolsters, hunting knives with shotgun shell puller bolsters, an automatic Corsican vendetta knife, fulcrum locks and were in the forefront of the Swinguard model. There was a steady decline in the market from the 1970's until the internet helped connect aficionados and collectors with the original manufacturers.

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[jamesluther]

I have been collecting switchblades for a year and this is the first I’ve seen of Virginia Inox knives😊

[KnifeDetector]

Hi buddy!! Sean sent me over from the EDC Den. That is a very interesting knife you got there, I like it! Take it easy amigo, I'll be checking out more of your videos in the future :)

[TheLastRanger]

I watched this video but got distracted and forgot to respond. I dig old classic knives. I almost cringed when I thought you might have broken it demonstrating the safety lock and trying to close it with the lock engaged. ;-)

[politicman]

Two months a ago I bought a rare c 1960's 13" VIRGINIA INOX Italian Kris blade stiletto, that has beautiful Brazilian horn scales, off the Sharper deals knife auction.

[LeopoldElwes]

Hello from Vorarlberg Austria 😄🇦🇹
You call that a knife 🤣
Kind regards Leopold 🤗

[stevemastbaum]

I recently found a box of knives that was my father’s. In the box sitting for over 50 years is a all metal handle switch blade, and has enee inox surrounded by an oval. I haven’t been able to find any info about it.

[MichaelMurff-cr]

Lookin for a old switch blade u have any gif sell

[Jillnature]

Hi all. i recently bought a virginia 440 knife, at the local market from an old man. this knife must be very old, i can't find information on the internet what exact model of knife i have . The knife looked very old, I have been restoring it and I would really like to know what year my model could be? Or maybe it's a fake.... could you help me with that? I can send a photo of my knife to you).
P.S pardon my English, I'm just learning it))))