April 5, 2024
Case Damascus Knife 1989 Rogersbone Trapper ROG 6254 NR
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Hi I'm James Parker and I am offering some fine Case knives for auction. We just acquired a great group of discontinued Case knives, a great find. Personal checks, money orders, and Pay Pal gladly accepted. TN residents pay 9.25% state sales tax. Winning bidder pays $6.75 for UPS or USPS Priority Mail Shipping with Delivery Confirmation and Insurance included in the Shipping price. Thanks. This knife for auction is an outstanding find, a 1989 issue Case Rogersbone Damascus Steel Trapper, ROG6254 D, 4 1/8" closed. This knife is tang stamped on the master Clip blade with Case XX USA and 1 Dot, dating this as a 1989 issue Case knife. The shield style is the long discontinued for Case natural handle knives, the Case Raised Letter Oval style. The pattern in the Genuine Damascus Steel blade has good distinctive layered pattern. Folks, this knife hadn't even been unwrapped from the Case factory until I unwrapped it to take the pictures. I'll include the original brown paper as well as wrap it myself in some newer paper. Can you get any more factory fresh condition for a knife that's 17 years old? Please see the Supersize Photos. This 1989 Case ROG 6254 D Rogersbone Damascus Trapper is pattern stamped on the front tang of the Spey blade with ROG6254 D; the "ROG" in the pattern stamp denotes the Case Rogersbone scales. This Case 512 layer
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