April 5, 2024
BUCK CREEK Yellow Celluloid Trapper Pocket Knife Knives
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BUCK CREEK ™ TrapperYellow CelluloidSKU: BC254Y TRAPPER YELLOW CONDITION: New and never used!HANDLE MATERIAL: Yellow CelluloidKNIFE LENGTH: 4 1/8 Inches (Folded/Fixed)BLADE(S): German Stainless SteelINLAY: Buck Creek InlayBOLSTERS: Nickel SilverAUCTION INCLUDES: Knife and BoxWARRANTY: Limited LifetimeMADE IN: Handcrafted in GermanyITEM #/PATTERN #: BC 254Y/ SKU: BC254Y TRAPPER YELLOW Whether you're searching for authentic cutlery to collect, a top quality knife to give as a gift, or a superior blade to carry, don't pass this one up! The blades are highly polished German Stainless Steel and the Tangs are stamped with the Buck Creek Logo on one side and Germany Stainless on the other. The handle is Yellow Celluloid with a Buck Creek Inlay Shield. The bolsters are Nickel Silver. This magnificent piece is 4 1/8 inches long(closed for folding knives) and comes complete with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.Made in Solingen Germany, Buck Creek knives are a symbol of classic knife craftsmanship. They carry on a German tradition with the use of top quality handle materials such as prime Deer Stag, rugged Cattle Bone, resilient Synthetic Corelon, or hardy Buffalo Horn. You can't have a quality knife without a quality to go with it. Produced by Buck Creek Knives and made in Germany , this was developed with the true knife enthusiast in mind. It
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