April 5, 2024
Case XX Trapper Brn Barnboard Equestrian 1st Run Knives
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BRAND NEW FOR CASE FOR 2007 Case XX Trapper Equestrian 1st Production Run 1 of 250 Made Brown Barnboard Bone Handles Manufactured 2007 This is a beautiful knife in MINT condition. The handles on this knife are really pretty. This knife has never been tested or used and the blades have never been sharpened, (Brand New). Item Number 96320. Knife Pattern 6254HP SS. 4 1/4" closed bolster-to-bolster, (estimated). Nickel Silver Bolsters, brass Liners, and Pins. Knife comes in original box with Warranty Paper. Shipping discounts are 2.85 additional knife up to 12.65. Then it stops. All go Priority Mail/Delivery Confirmation. Insurance is optional, and if the item gets lost or stolen in route by the USPS, I will not refund the item, unless you purchased insurance. If insurance was purchased and it is lost or stolen enroute, I will refund the item no questions asked. All my knives are inspected by me personally before I mail them to you and my descriptions are accurate. I never drop ship or use a third party shipper unless otherwise noted in my auction. I use several reputable books and magazines to research my knives before listing them. Should you find a discrepancy in one of my listings, after checking these sites out first, let me know and I will correct the listing with the truth. Since t are so many collectors with so much knowledge
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