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Nino Nista knife MOZZETTA Sambenedettese mini horntip 14 cm
The Mozzetta Sambenedettese mini is a modern interpretation of the traditional Italian Mozetta knife. A distinctive feature is the blunt tip of the blade, which gives the knife its characteristic appearance and makes it seem less intimidating.Although this model is not a historical replica, it incorporates key features of the traditional Mozetta. Harmonious proportions, authentic materials and meticulous craftsmanship combine to create a knife that carries on the tradition in a contemporary way.The MOZZETTA Sambenedettese mini is a stylish slip-joint knife, crafted from a single piece of horn. The back spring is decorated. The blade, with a matt finish, is made from ASI 420 stainless steel.It comes with a small fabric pouch. Griff 8,4 cm Gesamtlänge: 14,8 cm Klingenlänge: 6,5 cm Klingenstärke: 1,6 mm Griffmaterial: Hornspitze massiv Klingenstahl: ASI 420 rostfrei matt Gewicht: 28 g Klingenstopp 90°
Nino Nista Gobbo di Guardiagrele mini horntip 12 cm
The Gobbo di Guardiagrele mini is the compact version and is a slight variation on the classic Gobbo knife (Italian ‘il Gobbo’: the hunchback), which has become established in the town of Guardiagrele.Guardiagrele is situated in Abruzzo, in the province of Chieti, and is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.The Gobbo di Guardiagrele is a stylish slip-joint knife, crafted from a single piece of horn tip. The back spring is decorated. The blade, with a matt finish, is made from ASI 420 stainless steel.Overall length: 12 cmBlade length: 5 cmBlade thickness: 1.6 mmBlade steel: ASI 420 stainlessHandle material: Horn tipWeight: 19 g
Nino Nista MOZZETTA mini horn tip 12 cm
The MOZETTA mini is the compact version and a typical Italian knife model – born out of ‘necessity’.The Mozetta, manufactured without a blade tip, first appeared at the beginning of the 20th century, when pointed knives were banned by law in Tuscany following a rise in murdersThe Giolitti Law, enacted in 1908, restricted the carrying of knives. Only knives with a blade no longer than 10 cm and a blunt tip were permitted.The elegant Mozetta is crafted from a single piece of horn. The spine is simply decorated. The blade, with a matt finish, is made from ASI 420 stainless steel.Overall length: 12 cm Blade length: 5 cm Handle material: 7 cm solid horn tip Blade thickness: 1.6 mm Blade steel: ASI 420 stainless steel, matt finish Weight: 19.5 g 90° blade stop Slipjoint
Nino Nista knife Roncola horntip 16 cm
The Abruzzo Roncola is far more than just a tool: It is a faithful companion that has stood the test of time across generations and supports people in their work every step of the way. Whether pruning vines or cutting back stubborn branches. It combines the power of traditional craftsmanship, the legacy of a long history and the beauty of a centuries-old working method. It comes with a small pouch. scales 9,7 cmtoal lenght 16 cmblade 7 cmsteel inox ASI 420, matt blade stop 90°
Nino Nista knife Sambenedettese light horntip 17 cm
Sambenedettese from the Marche region in Italy The ‘Il Sambenedettese’ model bridges the past and the present. It is not a replica of a historical knife, but the result of a modern concept. It draws on the tradition of Italian knife-making. Its slender lines and tapered shape make it an easy-to-carry knife that is unobtrusive yet full of character. Although it is not a historical knife, the Sambenedettese preserves the spirit of tradition: harmonious proportions, authentic materials, and craftsmanship executed with meticulous care.It is an object that does not imitate, but interprets. It does not recall a model from the past, but preserves its spirit through quality and attention to detail. It comes with a small fabric pouch. scales 9,7 cmtoal lenght 17 cmblade 7 cmsteel inox ASI 420, matt blade stop 90°
Nino Nista knife Sambenedettese horntip 17 cm
Sambenedettese from the Marche region in Italy The ‘Il Sambenedettese’ model bridges the past and the present. It is not a replica of a historical knife, but the result of a modern concept. It draws on the tradition of Italian knife-making. Its slender lines and tapered shape make it an easy-to-carry knife that is unobtrusive yet full of character. Although it is not a historical knife, the Sambenedettese preserves the spirit of tradition: harmonious proportions, authentic materials, and craftsmanship executed with meticulous care.It is an object that does not imitate, but interprets. It does not recall a model from the past, but preserves its spirit through quality and attention to detail. It comes with a small fabric pouch. scales 9,7 cmtoal lenght 17 cmblade 7 cmsteel inox ASI 420, matt blade stop 90°
Nino Nista knife Sambenedettese horntip 20 cm
Sambenedettese from the Marche region in Italy The ‘Il Sambenedettese’ model bridges the past and the present. It is not a replica of a historical knife, but the result of a modern concept. It draws on the tradition of Italian knife-making. Its slender lines and tapered shape make it an easy-to-carry knife that is unobtrusive yet full of character. Although it is not a historical knife, the Sambenedettese preserves the spirit of tradition: harmonious proportions, authentic materials, and craftsmanship executed with meticulous care.It is an object that does not imitate, but interprets. It does not recall a model from the past, but preserves its spirit through quality and attention to detail. It comes with a small fabric pouch. scales 11,3 cmtoal lenght 20 cmblade 8 cmsteel inox ASI 420, matt blade stop 90°
Nino Nista knife Sambenedettese light horntip 20 cm
Sambenedettese from the Marche region in Italy The ‘Il Sambenedettese’ model bridges the past and the present. It is not a replica of a historical knife, but the result of a modern concept. It draws on the tradition of Italian knife-making. Its slender lines and tapered shape make it an easy-to-carry knife that is unobtrusive yet full of character. Although it is not a historical knife, the Sambenedettese preserves the spirit of tradition: harmonious proportions, authentic materials, and craftsmanship executed with meticulous care.It is an object that does not imitate, but interprets. It does not recall a model from the past, but preserves its spirit through quality and attention to detail. It comes with a small fabric pouch. scales 11,3 cmtoal lenght 20 cmblade 8 cmsteel inox ASI 420, matt blade stop 90°
Nino Nista knife Saracca Romagnola horntip 20 cm
The ‘Saracca Romagnola’ is one of the most characteristic traditional pocket knives of central and northern Italy. Its origins date back to everyday rural life in the Romagna region of the 19th and early 20th centuries, where it was prized as a versatile work and utility knife. Its name derives from the ‘Saracca’ – a salted and dried herring that was once a simple yet valuable foodstuff in the countryside. Its elongated, slender shape, tapering towards the tip, is reminiscent of the characteristic design of the knife’s handle. In regional tradition, this knife is also known as the ‘Curtel cun el Riz’. This name refers to the distinctive ‘curl’ in the spring on the back of the blade, which makes it easier to unlock and close the knife. With its unmistakable shape and deep roots in Italian knife-making culture, the Saracca Romagnola remains to this day a symbol of authenticity, craftsmanship and the history of an entire region. scales 11,2 cmtoal lenght 20 cmblade 9 cmsteel inox ASI 420, matt
Nino Nista SAN FRATELLO knife horntip 11,5 cm
The SAN FRATELLO has its roots in Sicily. San Fratello is a small town not far from the city of Messina.scales full handle horntipknife open 20 cmbalde 8,5 cmstainless steel ASI 420
Nino Nista SAN FRATELLO knife horntip 10 cm
The SAN FRATELLO has its roots in Sicily. San Fratello is a small town not far from the city of Messina.scales full handle horntipknife open 17,5 cmbalde 7,5 cmstainless steel ASI420
Nini Nista Pescatore Fisherman knife horntip 15 - 21 cm
Nino Nista is a small family manufacture in the middel of Italy, The Pescatore is the classic knife of the Adriatic fishermen. It was designed by Odorico Lucantoni, although the shape can also be traced back to very old fishing knives. It is classically made of horn tip and decorated with wide back feather. The Slipjoint holds the blade firmly in place and is nevertheless pleasantly soft to close. The blade is made of X20 CR13 stainless steel. The scales are made from real horntip. Naturally the color is different. availabelin different sizes lenght 15 cm, blade 6,5 cm, weight 33g orlenght 17 cm, blade 8 cm, weight 45g or lenght 19 cm, blade 9 cm, weight 56g orlenght 21 cm, blade 10 cm, weight 66g
Nino Nista Gobbo di Guardiagrele horntip 20 cm
The Gobbo the Guardiagrele is a slight variation of the classic Gobbo knife Gobbo, which has established itself in the city of Guardiagrele. Guardiagrele is located in Abruzzo in the province of Chieti and is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy.The Gobbo di Guardiagrele is made of one piece of buffalo horn. The back spring is decorated. The blade holds with a slipjoint. lenght: 20 cmblade: 9 cmstainless steel: ASI 420 scales horntipweight 65g
Nino Nista Gobbo de Loreto
Gobbo di Loreto - horntip After St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, Loreto is the second most important place of pilgrimage in Italy and one of the most important in the Catholic world. The Gobbo di Loreto is crafted from a single piece of horn tip. The back spring is decorated. The blade is made from ASI 420 stainless steel and is secured by a slip joint.
Nino Nista MOZZETTA horn tip 17 cm
The MOZETTA is a typical Italian knife model – born out of ‘necessity’.The Mozetta, manufactured without a blade tip, first appeared at the beginning of the 20th century, when pointed knives were banned by law in Tuscany following a rise in murdersThe Giolitti Law, enacted in 1908, restricted the carrying of knives. Only knives with a blade no longer than 10 cm and a blunt tip were permitted.This exquisite Mozetta is crafted from a single piece of horn. The spine is simply decorated. The blade, with a matt finish, is made from ASI 420 stainless steel.Overall length: 17.5 cm Blade length: 8 cm Handle material: solid horn tip Blade steel: ASI 420 stainless steel, matt finish Weight: 52 g 90° blade stop Slipjoint