April 5, 2024
CASE XX 61100 LG SADDLEHORN W/ BLUE SMOOTH BONE HANDLES
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CASE XX LARGE SADDLEHORN FROM THE WINSTON CUP CHAMPION SERIES OF 1991. Knife is in mint condition with no blade etch and sports beautiful blue smooth bone handles that are chip and crack free!!. Knife comes with the orginal blue and silver box!! Bolsters are bright and shinny presenting in excellent condition with the rear bolster being the fancy pinched style. Tang is marked CASE XX BRADFORD, PA 19USA91. Shield is the large bowtie style done in gold. Blade is in mint condition having never been used or sharpened. Just one nice older knife that would make a great addition to anyone's collection!!! Not one you see everyday get this one I have from the Winston Cup Champion Series!! Please check out my other auctions as I have serveral knives from this set listed. I will also be listing quite a few older knives I recently aquired from the 20's on forward, along with a few bulldogs, bucks and various other brands. I ship priority mail at a rate of $7 inside the United States all others email or call before buying. Insurance is available at cost and is optional however once the item is shipped I am not responsible for any loss or damage. International buyers please email before bidding and I will quote a shipping price for you. Refunds will only be given if I have misrepresented an item or on a case by case basis, however I have great
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