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Case XX Chief Crazy Horse 7 dot 1983 Stag Bowie Knife
Here's a chance to own the rare Case Chief Crazy Horse Knife that commemorates the great Sioux indian chief. This hand made knife comes complete with the medallion, leather sheath, paperwork and original box with art sleeve. Seven dot model, 1983, serial # CCH2464. This knife has a 5 7/8" blade and measures 10 3/4" overall. Stag handles are absolutely beautiful, a great piece to add to your collection. Couple of dings on bottom of brass cap and a rub on the leather sheath from being in the box as seen in pics. Knife will be shipped with insurance within the United States. **If you are more comfortable paying with a personal check, please let me know via the contact page and arrangements can be made.** Buy with confidence, see my return policy.
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WWII Ulster Knife Co. TL-29 pocket knife
Great old TL-29 Ulster Knife Co pocket knife in great shape. 3 3/4" closed. Etch on locking screwdriver blade still visible. Blades have snap and the locking mechanism works. The handles are in great shape. Knife features original bail and shield marked TL-29. Get it while you can!
Maher & Grosh Toledo O. whittler vintage pocket knife
c. 1900 Maher & Grosh whittler with nice yellow striped celluloid handles. Measures 3 1/4" closed. Features nickle silver bolsters, bar shield and brass liners. Handles and blades are in nice shape. All three blades have snap and half stops. Master blade is very thick and has a long pull. Great old knife! Get it while you can!
WWII Camillus 4 line bone handle Engineer’s Knife 1940’s
Great looking old WWII Engineer's knife measuring 3 5/8" closed. Jigged Bone handles are a beautiful color, in great shape (tiny 1/4" hairline on bottom front scale, front - see pic). Blades have snap and some tarnish and rust. I have not messed with the knife at all. Original bail and shield stamped, USA. No brass used as this was a controlled commodity during the war. Instead, all steel construction for liners and pins. Very cool piece of history.