November 7-8, 2018 Edged Weapons, Armor, & Militaria
This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 11/8/2018
Frank Centofante began making knives in 1970 and has continued to produce quality custom cutlery ever since. Centofante began his career producing mostly fixed blade knives and then ventured into lockback folders. He joined the Knifemakers Guild in 1971. Lot contains: (A) 7-1/2" overall with 3-1/8" blade. Marked "Centofante" on left ricasso. Numbered 014 on right ricasso. Brown sheet micarta grip panels with nickel silver bolster. CONDITION: Good with light carry wear.(B) 7-1/2" overall with 3-1/8" blade. Marked "Centofante" on left ricasso and numbered 001 on right ricasso. Ivory grip handle with stainless bolster. CONDITION: Very good with light carry wear. (C) 7-1/4" overall with 3-1/4" blade marked on right side "Centofante" Tampa-Florida. Stainless bolsters with walnut grip scales. CONDITION: Good with modest carry wear and blade is scratched at tip for first 1" from use.
Blade Length
3 - 1/8", 3" - 1/8, 3 - 1/4"
Overall Length
7 - 1/2", 7 - 1/4", 7 - 1/4"