April 5, 2024
Early Smith & Wesson S&W Model 6010 Bowie knife LNIB!
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Wow!!! Look at this! An original Like New in box Blackie Collins designed Smith & Wesson 6010 Bowie model custom knife. Blackie Collins and his knife designs are recognized and sought after by collectors world wide. He only made superior quality high end custom knives for discriminating collectors. He was the founding member of the custom knife makers guild. W would you ever see one of these in this condition today? T's not a whole lot you can say about this one. It looks like NEW! It has a 6" blade and measures 10 1/2" overall. It has a polished stainless steel blade, polished solid brass bolsters and Wessonwood laminated wood handles. It comes with the original leather scabbard/sheath. To complete the package it comes complete in the original S&W box. Very well made. These were only available in limited numbers in the early 1970's. how often do you ever see a new one! If your a serious collector of custom knives, or a collector of Smith & Wesson knives you'll certainly want this one for you're collection. please se our other auctions as we have all 7 of the original S&W knives up for auction this week as well as a dealer display case. We also have a rare Collectors series set of fully engraved knives as well. Very rare with all matching numbers! Please be sure to check our other auctions for other great custom & production knives
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