Where can I buy a Spanish navaja these days? - BladeForums.com
Dec 27, 2004 · If you do an internet search for "Spanish Navaja Knife" one of the top hits will be a physical store in Albacete, Spain that ships worldwide. They've got a great selection of Navaja …
Spanish made 'Joker' Navaja style knives... Kind'a cool!...
Aug 4, 2013 · I personally see no difference with that and buying a Joker branded traditional Spanish patterned pocket knife. These Navaja type knives made by Joker, are based on the …
The Navaja; Modern Spanish Fighting Knives. - BladeForums.com
Feb 15, 2016 · Joker (or JKR) used to be a well regarded Spanish manufacturer, but moved production to China not long ago. JKR (your navaja is most likely from this line of theirs) is the …
Spanish Navajas... current makers? recommendations?
Mar 21, 2011 · You have to keep in mind that in the market there are many "Navajas" that are made at low cost and low quality to sell much, but a knife by a good craftsman Spanish, is …
(Sold) Spanish Large Damascus Navaja by Andujar
Oct 19, 2012 · Spanish Large Damascus Navaja by Andujar This knife is a large traditional Spanish Navaja ratcheting clasp knife. The blade is blued Damascus and the scales are …
Need opinions on this Spanish Navaja, please - BladeForums.com
Feb 23, 2001 · For one it is shipping from Girona in Catalunya, Spain. additionally, on the listing itself it says its authorized by the spanish civil guard. also the seller has great feedback. one …
Quality inexpensive Spanish Navaja ,which brand?
Mar 2, 2014 · Is my Machete Ribera del Duero , with handle made from wine barrel (Ribera del Duero) french oak. Machete is a traditional spanish pattern. Miguel Barbudo is one of my …
spanish ratcheting navaja's? - BladeForums.com
Jul 29, 2002 · KnifeMaker's Market: Knives & More for Sale For Sale: Kitchen Knives For Sale: Folders For Sale: Fixed Blades For Sale: Knifemaking Supplies & Tools For Sale: Gadgets & …
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Nov 25, 2014 · Thanks for recommending a couple of Spanish knife makers whose products you've enjoyed, and for seconding Carl's vote for a Taramundi. numbersman, I appreciate the …
Cudeman 374-M Rustic Horn / knife photo review
Jul 2, 2015 · The Polish name "Kozik" ("koza" means "a goat") has already been used in the fifteenth century as a pointed knife for skinning the dead animals, and on the other hand, the …