April 5, 2024
CASE XX 10 PC SMALL SILVER SCRIPT MINT POCKET KNIFE SET
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You are bidding on (1) One Case XX Pocket Knife Set These knives have never been used and are in excellent condition Includes Certificate of Authenticity Like the Case Silver Script series, which debuted in 2001, the 2002 Case Small Silver Script series has become an instant hit among Case collectors. The Case Small Silver Script Mint Set is a Limited Edition Collection of the ten knives in the original Small Silver Script series. Only 250 of these sets will ever be produced. All of the knives in the Mint Set contain the Small Silver Script shield and our immensely popular genuine Roger's Jigged Autumn Bone handles. The blades are crafted from Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel. Not found on our standard line of Small Silver Script knives are intricately scrolled bolsters and consecutive Long Tailed "C" serial numbers. Each set includes our Case Genuine Collectable Medallion and is showcased in a beautiful glass topped wooden display. Serial number 248 This set includes: (6355WH SS) Seahorse Whittler (62109X SS) Mini Copperhead (6318 SS) Medium Stockman (61749L SS) Mini Copperlock (610096 SS) Small Texas Toothpick (This knife has a slightly different pattern, as you can see in the pictures. It is meant to be this way, as we have not touched the set since receiving it originally.) (6220 SS) Peanut (6207 SS) Mini Trapper (62132 SS)
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