Fruit knife - Steel

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Description from the seller

Conditions: Very good collection conditions, slight wear and tear, the two blades open and close smoothly
Age: Modern
Material: stainless steel blade, simulated stag handle, nickel-silver pad
Place of origin: Made for German bulls
Size: Closed length 13.3cm, width 3.0cm, depth 1.3cm, weight 0.187 kg
Additional instructions: Non-locking sliding joint traditional catcher pocket knife, collectibles only. The buyer must comply with local knife regulations. With bubble packaging and tracking number attached.

Conditions: Very good collection conditions, slight wear and tear, the two blades open and close smoothly
Age: Modern
Material: stainless steel blade, simulated stag handle, nickel-silver pad
Place of origin: Made for German bulls
Size: Closed length 13.3cm, width 3.0cm, depth 1.3cm, weight 0.187 kg
Additional instructions: Non-locking sliding joint traditional catcher pocket knife, collectibles only. The buyer must comply with local knife regulations. With bubble packaging and tracking number attached.

Details

Era
After 2000
Weight
200 g
Country of origin
Germany
Material
Steel
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
13.3 cm
Width
3 cm
Depth
1.3 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
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