Antique letter opener knife? Latama brand?

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Posted 3 years ago

Gage_rober…
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Antique knife I found in my grandparents basement. Don't know much about knifes so any information regarding history/origin/age/value is greatly appreciated. Not sure what type of knife it is but to me, it looks like a letter opener. Brand name looks to be Latama? Latana? Made in Italy.

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vetraio50, 3 years ago
I think it is just a Latama steak knife.
Gage_robertson_collector, 3 years ago
@vetraio5o thats kinda what I figured. Thanks anyway!
AnythingObscure, 3 years ago
I had to google to find out if "Latama" was actually steak, or flatware...now that we're to the flatware I tend to agree with vetraio50. The 'longhorn' and 'cattle brands' decoration fairly well screams "TEXAS" to me though -- maybe a pattern made for a TX steakhouse, or actual ranch, or ???

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