1980 CUSTOM BY JOHN FULLER 1 BLADE 1 OF 50 STAG MINT

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1980 CUSTOM BY JOHN FULLER 1 BLADE 1 OF 50 STAG MINT

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Sold Date:04/16/2007
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Militaria & Weapons

THIS IS A 1 BLADE CUSTOM MADE KNIFE BY JOHN FULLER. JOHN FULLER IS WELL KNOWN IN GEORGIA AND TENNESSEE FOR MAKING CUSTOM MADE KNIVES. IT HAS STAG HANDLES AND WAS MADE FOR THE CHATTAHOUCHEE CUTLERY CLUB IN 1980.

THE MAIN SPEAR BLADE IS 2 1/4 INCHES LONG. THE KNIFE MEASURES 2 3/4 INCHES WITH BLADE CLOSED. KNIFE HAS NOT BEEN USED OR SHARPENED. T ARE NO SCRATCHES ON THE BLADE. THE BLADE SNAPS SHUT.

THE MAIN FRONT TANG IS STAMPED CHATTAHOUCHEE CUTLERY CLUB.

THE SHIELD IS AN OVAL WITH 1980 STAMPED INSIDE. THE FRONT BOLSTER IS STAMPED WITH 1 OF 50.

IT IS A WELL MADE KNIFE WHICH WOULD BE AN ASSET TO ANY KNIFE COLLECTION. THE KNIFE IS IN MINT CONDITION.

THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAPPY BIDDING

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