Western States Boulder Colo mint prototype STAG folding hunter clasp knife For Sale

Western States Boulder Colo mint prototype STAG folding hunter clasp knife
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Western States Boulder Colo mint prototype STAG folding hunter clasp knife:
$238.38

This knife came from a retired worker at the Western factory and has two different tang stamps! It is 100% genuine and guaranteed as described. It is aWestern States Boulder Colo mint prototype STAG folding hunter clasp knifehas not been used and carried. There are no cracks or chips in the scales. The blades have very strong crisp snap and are tight.

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