What folding lockback knife would James Bond carry?

A Protech Godfather with a Tuxedo finish. Bit of class, bit of flash, and stabby as all get out. Also offers plenty of bits for Q to modify.
 
seeing 007 is a WWII vet, probably nothing as nursing homes frown on it:) but I'll play a K55 cat knife
 
Q would make one but I'll play along.

Viper Knives Italo Flipper Liner Lock Knife Carbon Fiber (3.75" Satin) or a LionSteel Daghetta Carbon Fiber / G-10 Folding Knife (3.25" Satin).

Not sure Bond (especially the earlier version) would use a Russian, American, Canadian, French, or German blade. A sleek, stylish Italian made knife makes sense to me.
 
My money would be on a Microtech Ultratech with carbon fiber. Sleek, can perform if you needs to in SD also... it wouldn't rip his suit.
 
The current 007 is carrying a sebenza. I should know i sharpen it for him. I asked him on day one what folding knife would he like and he simply stated- "Reeves, Chris Reeves. A sebenza that is. My good man American made is not my favorite but that Reeves fellow makes a damn good folding knife."
 
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Cold Steel Night Force.
 
James bond would undoubtedly wear an Italian design LionSteel TM1 integral in carbon fiber.

lockback, carbon fiber, italian, ball bearings and all black.
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i doubt he would ever carry a cold steel brand, regardless of how fancy it was made to be. lets just be real here. despite cold steel's attempt at branding some of them goldeneye.
 
I don't see Bond carrying a lockback at all. A switchblade, an OTF auto, maybe a fixed blade like some kinda compact dagger boot knife type blade...but not a lockback.
 
Pacific Salt. As much something in CF came to mind first, he's a practical guy. Though I agree an auto is more likely than a lock back.
 
When I think of James Bond, i just think of something sleek - dagger, stiletto, OTF etc..

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