The Mozzetta Italian Regional Knife by Berti has a pointless blade, or "cut" blade as the name translates to. This knife style became popular after a law passed in 1908 that prohibited knives with pointed blades longer than 4 centimeters (about 1.5"). Due to the Giolitti law of 1908, this knife was created, and the blade limit for the Mozzetta style were 10 cm, (about 4 ") allowing people to carry a longer blade "by law" thus increasing its popularity.

Regional knives are pocket knives that have a distinct style based on what region the knife comes from. There are 20 regions in Italy, and each region produces a different knife style.

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Specifications:

• Knife type: Regional knives
• Handle material: Ox horn
• Blade type: Laser cut blade
• Handle Type: With plates
• Handle Color: Horn
• Handle Finish: Shiny
• Blade finish: Mirror polished
• Blade Material: Stainless steel X50CrMoV15
• Total length: 6.3"
• Blade length: 2.6"
• Knife weight: 30 grams