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Handmade and Custom Knives: Unique Blades Crafted to Perfection

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  1. Nino - Gobbo di Loreto - Satin Blade and Bovine Horn Tip Handle - 10cm - artisanal knife

    The Nino Gobbo di Loreto is a handcrafted knife representing Abruzzese cutlery tradition, featuring a distinctive profile and natural materials worked by hand.
     
    Its satin-finished 420 stainless steel blade ensures good corrosion resistance and easy maintenance. The handle, made from bovine horn tip, gives each piece a unique appearance and character.
     
    With an overall length of 23.5 cm, it is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of regional Italian craftsmanship, offering a balance of functionality, culture and manual skill. Entirely handmade in Italy.
     
    Use: artisanal / traditional Abruzzese knife
    Production type: handcrafted
    Country of origin: Italy
    Blade: AISI 420 stainless steel
    Blade finish: satin
    Handle: bovine horn tip, handcrafted
    Blade length: 100 mm
    Total length: 235 mm
    Blade thickness: 3 mm
    Closed length: 134 mm
    Closed thickness: 20 mm
    Weight: approx. 90–95 g
    Locking system: fixed blade
    Packaging: velvet pouch (variable)
    Notes: each piece is unique; hand sharpening; custom engraving available
    5541.0223
    €143.44
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  2. Nino - Saracca Romagnola - Satin-finished blade and bovine horn tip - 25cm - handmade knife

    A knife originating in Romagna, widely used in the countryside of this region, made entirely by hand by Giovanni Nista.

    The name Saracca derives from the sarago fish, whose tapered shape resembles the knife's form. Also called “curtel cun el riz” because of the curl on the spring that facilitates the lever release of the blade.

     

    Intended use: Collection / Light use

    Type of production: Handcrafted
    Country of production: Italy (San Benedetto del Tronto / Coltelleria Nino workshop) 
    Blade: 420 stainless steel
    Blade finish: satin
    Handle: bovine horn tip (variable in shades and nuances) with 420 stainless steel spring
    Blade length: 11.4cm
    Blade thickness: 2.2mm
    Closed length: 14.4cm
    Total length: 24.8 cm 
    Closed thickness: 2.1 cm 
    Weight: 84 g 
    Closure: rear lever mechanism
    Packaging: Fabric case and certificate of authenticity
    Notes: each knife has different colors, shades, and finishes depending on the horn used - sharpened by hand

    N-SARPC
    €192.62
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  3. Nino - Fisherman - Satin-finished blade and bovine horn tip - 17cm - handmade knife

    For those who work in close contact with nature, a knife is often an essential tool. Sometimes it is even more than that: the only tool available in the lonely vastness of the sea. 

    Born on the border between Marche and Abruzzo, where the Lucantoni family produced this sailor's knife, it is reproduced and made entirely by hand by Giovanni Nista.

    The Pescatore is Nino's flagship product: light and easy to handle, to always carry with you!

     

    Intended use: Collection / Light use

    Type of production: Handcrafted
    Country of production: Italy (San Benedetto del Tronto / Coltelleria Nino workshop) 
    Blade: 420 stainless steel
    Blade finish: satin
    Handle: bovine horn tip (variable in shades and nuances) with 420 stainless steel spring
    Blade length: 7.5cm
    Blade thickness: 1.9mm 
    Closed length: 10.4cm
    Total length: 17.6cm 
    Closed thickness: 1.5cm 
    Weight: 46g 
    Closure: rear spring mechanism
    Packaging: Fabric case and certificate of authenticity
    Notes: each knife has different colors, shades, and finishes depending on the horn used - sharpened by hand

    N5541.0117
    €48.36
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  4. Nino - Fisherman - Satin-finished blade and bovine horn tip - 21 cm - handmade knife

    For those who work in close contact with nature, a knife is often an essential tool. Sometimes it is even more than that: the only tool available in the lonely vastness of the sea. 

    Born on the border between Marche and Abruzzo, where the Lucantoni family produced this sailor's knife, it is reproduced and made entirely by hand by Giovanni Nista.

    The Pescatore is Nino's flagship product: light and easy to handle, to always carry with you!

     

    Intended use: Collection / Light use

    Type of production: Handcrafted
    Country of production: Italy (San Benedetto del Tronto / Coltelleria Nino workshop) 
    Blade: 420 stainless steel
    Blade finish: satin
    Handle: bovine horn tip (variable in shades and nuances) with 420 stainless steel spring
    Blade length: 9.5cm
    Blade thickness: 2.2mm 
    Closed length: 12.5cm
    Total length: 21.6 cm 
    Closed thickness: 2 cm 
    Weight: 74 g 
    Closure: rear spring mechanism
    Packaging: Fabric case and certificate of authenticity
    Notes: each knife has different colours, shades and finishes depending on the horn used - sharpened by hand

    5541.0121
    €69.67
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  5. Strider Knives - MT Mod.10 Chuck Mawhinney Sniper Green Paracord - coltello

    La Coltelleria Collini è distributore ufficiale per l’Italia dei coltelli tattici made in USA Strider Knives

    Destinazione d'uso: tattico/militare

    Tipo di produzione: Semi-Artigianale
    Lama: full tang in acciaio inox CPM-S30V
    Produzione Lama USA
    Manicatura: Paracord
    Lunghezza lama: 138mm.
    Spessore della lama: 6,3mm.
    Lunghezza totale: 258mm.
    Bilanciatura: sul ramo di guardia
    Peso: 282g.
    Fodero: tattico in Cordura
    Note: modello dedicato a Charles Benjamin "Chuck" Mawhinney, famoso sniper dei Marines ai tempi della guerra in Vietnam.
    7801
    €344.26
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Sports, Outdoor, Tactical, and Collectible Knives: The Collini Selection

For over 50 years, Coltelleria Collini has been a reference point in Italy for the world of specialized cutlery. Since 1968, we have been selecting sports, outdoor, professional, and collectible knives, collaborating exclusively with official brands, historical manufacturers, and master artisans.

In this category, you will find thousands of original knives, chosen for demanding collectors, EDC, outdoor, and bushcraft enthusiasts, as well as professional operators who require reliability, quality materials, and consistent performance over time.

Military & Tactical Knives

Knives designed for heavy-duty and professional use, where robustness and reliability are paramount. We select world-leading brands such as Extrema Ratio, Zero Tolerance, Ka-Bar, and Cold Steel. Fixed and folding blades developed to withstand extreme conditions.

Sports & Outdoor Knives

From trekking to hiking, from bushcraft to everyday carry (EDC). Discover the Italian excellence of Fox Knives and LionSteel, the Nordic solidity of Fallkniven, and great classics like Opinel and Spyderco.

Collectible & Rare Knives

Custom, vintage, limited edition, and discontinued knives. Through our Approved program, we acquire, evaluate, and certify private collections, offering our customers access to rare, display, and investment-grade blades.

Why choose Coltelleria Collini since 1968

We are not just an e-commerce site, but a historic cutlery shop with direct experience on the products we offer. Buying from us guarantees:

  • Certified Originality: we are official dealers for all brands we carry.
  • Real Stock with fast shipping.
  • Qualified Assistance and technical advice before and after sales.

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Knives FAQ

What is the best knife brand?

There is no absolute "best" brand, but specific leaders for each use. For tactical and professional use, Extrema Ratio and Zero Tolerance are top tier. For outdoor and EDC, Fox, LionSteel, Fallkniven, and Spyderco excel.

Is it legal to buy sports knives online?

Yes, buying sports and collectible knives online is generally legal for adults. However, laws regarding carrying and transporting knives in public vary significantly by country. Always check your local regulations.