Buried unnoticed in an army surplus rucksack for decades covered in not exactly sure what, smells like a mix of coffee,marmite & grease was this beauty of a folder. It's cleaning up nicely and will soon be returned to the wild.
ABL 1951 Colin Winand
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I had one of them as a kid. Stamped 1945. I did everything with it. But it needed a screw driver to open the blade as it was so stiff. In a moment of madness i decided to take it apart to "restore" - and never did. Something I deeply regret to this day.
Andy
Andy
Belgian surplus! I used to have one (might still have it somewhere). The steel was great, but the grip scales were a bit fragile on mine.
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