This seller seems to be trying to pass off a cheap Old Ram Trapper by sticking it in a 1976 Boker Great American Story box. I probably would be hard pressed to give $5 for the knife at a flea market, and even then only because of its connection to the coal industry. From the sounds of things, Old Ram was a cheap Pakistani made knife in the '90s and 00s.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Boker-Tree-USA- ... SwtGlZBkgE
Boker Great American Story
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Re: Boker Great American Story
I would agree, Sir!
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Re: Boker Great American Story
Just junk... 
It doesn't even say Boker anywhere. And a brass pivot pin to boot......... I have a knife from that series, the box art should match the knife. 
And the knife should have a commemorative shield. I agree that's Pakistan junk 
It doesn't even say Boker anywhere. And a brass pivot pin to boot......... I have a knife from that series, the box art should match the knife. And the knife should have a commemorative shield. I agree that's Pakistan junk -
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Re: Boker Great American Story
Too bad you can't bottle all of the misinformation on ebay. If you could sell it for a $1 a gallon you would be a rich man overnight. It's not only in knives - it's in all categories.
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