CASE CLASSICS 51050 Folding Hunter, Fine Stag on This Knife 1990 Paperwork & Box For Sale -
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CASE CLASSICS 51050 Folding Hunter, Fine Stag on This Knife 1990 Paperwork & Box:
$154.49
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TOTAL NUMBER OF KNIVES : 1
MAKER : Case Classics
PATTERN : 51050 Folding hunter, also known as a coke bottle pattern.
CLOSED LENGTH : 5¼ inches long.
HANDLES : Stag and there are no cracks and no chips. This stag is both knobby and well textured.
TANG STAMPS : The mark side of the tang is stamped CASE BROTHERS (over) BRADFORD, PA (over) 19 USA 90. The pile side is stamped TESTED (over) XX (over) 51050SAB.
CONDITION : Never carried, used or sharpened.
BOX: Yes and it somewhat worn but still intact. Check it out in the photos.
DAMAGE : None
AGE : 1990
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : USA
BLADE WEAR : None
SHIELD AND BLADE ETCH : There is a bowtie shield with raised letters.There is no etch but XX is deeply stamped on the double pull, match striker clip blade.
SNAP : Very good, opening and closing and with a strong half stop.
ADDITIONAL INFO : This is a great Case Classic for the collection. The stag on this knife is exceptional.By offerding you attest that you are of legal age and can legally possess this knife.
I will send an invoice by email at the conclusion of the sale. I rely on you to make prompt payment and I will ship promptly by USPS mail, in a box, at no cost to the buyer.
I will be listing some very nice knives so keep an eye on my \"OTHER ITEMS\". I do not charge extra for combined shipping on up to 4 FOLDING KNIVES.
I will ship same day or next business day after payment is received.
Returns are accepted for any reason whatsoever. Mailing fees cannot be refunded. Please email any questions and I will respond promptly.
I will gladly combine shipping on FOLDERS and your total mailing cost for four knives will be zero.
If my description includes any bone handles or such, per \'s rules, I must declare that the bone used on this knife was acquired from cattle (colloquially cows). Member of the subfamily Bovinae. Genus: Bos. Most commonly classified collectively as Bos primigenous.
TOTAL NUMBER OF KNIVES : 1
MAKER : Case Classics
PATTERN : 51050 Folding hunter, also known as a coke bottle pattern.
CLOSED LENGTH : 5¼ inches long.
HANDLES : Stag and there are no cracks and no chips. This stag is both knobby and well textured.
TANG STAMPS : The mark side of the tang is stamped CASE BROTHERS (over) BRADFORD, PA (over) 19 USA 90. The pile side is stamped TESTED (over) XX (over) 51050SAB.
CONDITION : Never carried, used or sharpened.
BOX: Yes and it somewhat worn but still intact. Check it out in the photos.
DAMAGE : None
AGE : 1990
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : USA
BLADE WEAR : None
SHIELD AND BLADE ETCH : There is a bowtie shield with raised letters.There is no etch but XX is deeply stamped on the double pull, match striker clip blade.
SNAP : Very good, opening and closing and with a strong half stop.
ADDITIONAL INFO : This is a great Case Classic for the collection. The stag on this knife is exceptional.By offerding you attest that you are of legal age and can legally possess this knife.
I will send an invoice by email at the conclusion of the sale. I rely on you to make prompt payment and I will ship promptly by USPS mail, in a box, at no cost to the buyer.
I will be listing some very nice knives so keep an eye on my \"OTHER ITEMS\". I do not charge extra for combined shipping on up to 4 FOLDING KNIVES.
I will ship same day or next business day after payment is received.
Returns are accepted for any reason whatsoever. Mailing fees cannot be refunded. Please email any questions and I will respond promptly.
I will gladly combine shipping on FOLDERS and your total mailing cost for four knives will be zero.
If my description includes any bone handles or such, per \'s rules, I must declare that the bone used on this knife was acquired from cattle (colloquially cows). Member of the subfamily Bovinae. Genus: Bos. Most commonly classified collectively as Bos primigenous.
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