April 5, 2024
Kissing Crane Black Angus Farmer Folding Pocket Knife
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Kissing Crane Black Angus Farmer Folding Pocket KnifeKissing Crane knives are a result of over 175 years of expert cutlery tradition. This magnificent piece is approximately 4 1/8" long when closed and features a 440 stainless steel blade with Black Angus etching. The Kissing Crane logo is stamped on the tang. The handles are solid hardwood with brass pins and stainless steel liners. So, whether you are searching for authentic cutlery to collect, a top quality knife to give as a gift or a superior blade to carry, don't pass this one up! This is yet another great Kissing Crane knife to add to your collection. Model # KC5295Closed 4 1/8"Blade 3 1/4"Open 7 1/2"Weight 3 oz.If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. D'Auria's Rock Bottom SalesThanks for looking & have a great day!SHIPS ONLY WITHIN THE USAYOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER TO PURCHASE THIS KNIFE!! WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR INJURY TO YOURSELF OR OTHERS BY USING/HANDLING THIS KNIFE.If you are not happy with your order please contact us first before leaving feedback. We will work with you to resolve the problem to your satisfaction. See our policy below.If not satisfied with item, please contact us quickly. Item must ship back within 14 day time frame. We will give you instructions on how to complete the return. We pay for return shipping. When item is received we will
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