Parker American Blade Balisong Butterfly Knife, Black Lip Pearl Scales, Japan, Unused. 

Great looking American Blade Butterlfy knife made in Japan. American Blade was one of the Parker brands and sold in their catalog. This is a limited edition with beautiful black lip pearl scales, marked 1 of 600 and made for the American Blade Convention in 1984. The blade is engraved with the show information and AMERICAN BLADE CHATTANOOGA TN on the front tang. The back says Made in Japan on the tang and HANDMADE BY TAK FUKUTA on the blade. Tha handle is steel and ground so that it has bolsters, which are engraved, at the top and bottom. 

Nice knife for your collection or to carry and use. Please remember to check out my store (KNIVESWORTHUSING.COM) for more interesting and rare knives. 

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- The knife is unused. I don't see any condition issues. See the pictures as they represent the condition accurately. 

- Functions well, the blade moves smoothly in the handle. 

- 8 inch total length with the blade open, 3.5 inch blade. 

- Knife only. 

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