CASE TESTED 6100SAB Saddlehorn

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CASE TESTED 6100SAB Saddlehorn

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$900 (nine hundred)

More pics if interested. No chips or cracks on the nice green bone handles

Jerry
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Jerry, that is the best I've ever seen. Those green bone scales are just incredible.
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Forensic Jim wrote:Jerry, that is the best I've ever seen. Those green bone scales are just incredible.
Thanks Jim! I recall the "Old Case Saddlehorn" thread you started in the CASE forum. You posted a real nice one as did some other members. Rare knives.

Regards my friend, Jerry

For those of you that may not be aware, this knife was only made in a few pre-TESTED eras and discontinued in TESTED era.
The knife although it looks to be heavily polished, it is not. Well kept and unused and probably gently and lightly professionally cleaned by hand. Not difficult to spot a knife that has seen a buffer. This knife in my opinion has not seen a buffer.
Blade is full and unsharpened with loud crisp snaps and half stops. Very smooth action through out. This knife is definetly near mint.
900 bucks is not chump change but that is how much I have into the knife. At that price, not a smoking deal but an extermely fair price for this knife in my opinion. It is what it is. The knife books for 1500 bucks. I am not embellishing when I say this is a rare crack at a good example of one of these knives.
Might pull the knife at anytime if I come to my senses on letting this beauty go as I don't need to sell it.
Here are some more pics. Regards, Jerry
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Jerry,
I have one of these, "not as good of an example", or I would be trying to raise the funds to get it. I am amazed that one even exists in the condition that one is in. Definitely a great looking knife!!!!

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It's a bargain at that price! That is one gorgeous knife.
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Beautiful knife Jerry!

Do you have the two bladed version as well?
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Thanks Gents! Really is a fine beautiful example in rare condition for it's age. Would not regret selling it but I am having second thoughts because it is such a fine example. Probably will be pulling this knife soon if no one meets my price. If I ever put her up for sale again, the price will be likely a bit higher.

Dimitri, no I don't have a TESTED 62100. Really cool knife though. Never seen one except in the books.

Regards Gents, Jerry
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Thanks for looking. Knife is withdrawn as being for sale.

Thanks, Jerry
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