April 5, 2024
Regimental Scottish Dirk with red stones and fork/knife
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Regimental Scottish Dirk with red stones and fork/knife This Scottish regimental dirk features an eating knife and fork mounted in the scabbard of the larger knife. Twenty inches in overall length. The black scabbard and handle have silvertone detailing and garnet colored gems for accent. The hilt and fittings are all metal, the blade is stainless steel. The knife is new in its packaging, no problems. NO RESERVE We are International shipping experts! See /international.htm for complete details. Why are we so cheap? Oddly, we get a lot of questions about our quality because we are much cheaper then most anyone else. is why: We work closely with overseas partners, frequently traveling t to assist and oversee production and new designs. We regularly import full containers for distribution and wholesale. During that process we have the opportunity to get many items well below US market prices, we also have the usual over-runs and overstock.. eBay is our outlet for eliminating these extra pieces. We do our best to honestly represent every item sold, we offer an unconditional 10 day return policy. Don't be concerned about low prices! You are buying this item directly from me. I do not send you drop shipments from other companies. Items that I sell are items I have on hand. We prefer PayPal for ease of tracking but you may pay by check,
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