April 5, 2024
Victorinox Swiss Army Knife - Red Climber - Gold Emblem
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Victorinox Swiss Army Knife- Red Climber - gold emblem.Great used condition, with little handle wear.Stainless steel blades/tools have good snap with little wear.Please look closely at pictures.Great for everyday carry.Knife closed is 91mm (3-1/2").Features:Large drop point bladeSmall drop point bladeCap lifter / large slotted screwdriver / wire benderCan opener / Small slotted screwdriverScissorsCorkscrewPunch / awl with sewing eyeHookToothpickTweezersKey ringLow starting bid, great for resale, use or adding to a collection!Please email any questions, we will do our best to answer.Thanks for looking, Check out my other item s !We will combine shipping , just email if bidding on other items .Continue shopping until 7 days from end of first auction won, then request total.A new invoice cycle will begin after that.Please communicate if payment can't be made within 5 days.S99<<< INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS PLEASE READ >>>We will gladly ship to you as long as your country allows it.Please know your country's rules and regulations regarding knives/multitools before bidding.We can't control what happens to a package once it is out of the United States.We are not held responsible for confiscated, lost, or damaged packages.If you want tracking and insurance, let us know before paying and we will adjust costs for this.Items can take more than 6
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