Somebody was showing off when they made this knife.  It's packed with features you will only find on high end cutlery.  The three blades all have swedges and long pulls.  The master blade sports a detailed NKCA etch.  The nickel silver bolsters are pinched. The stag handles are drop dead gorgeous.  This knife was made in 1980 for the National Knife Collectors Association.  It's obvious that the makers had every intention of pulling out all the stops to build a knife that would impress even the most discriminating of collectors.  All three blades are stamped as shown in the accompanying photos.  This knife has never been used, carried, or resharpened since it left the Robi Klaas (Kissing Crane) factory in Solingen, Germany back in 1980.   Knife measures four inches closed.  It would make a great addition to any serious knife collection or, if you prefer, a super, classy EDC.  You decide. 

If for any reason you are not satisfied with this knife you may return it in the same condition it was shipped to you within seven days of delivery for a full refund of the purchase price. 

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Item # 68577