Frost Cutlery 40th Anniversary Ram Horn & Mother Of Pearl Toothpick Knife (1/600)
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FROST CUTLERY 40TH ANNIVERSARY RAM HORN & MOTHER OF PEARL TOOTHPICK KNIFE (1/600)
OK, people listen up! This is a true gem which smacks of quality. Only the best materials are used for all Frost Cutlery's anniversary knives. Built to last a lifetime. It has excellent "snap", indicating strong levers. The Nickel Silver bolsters are stamped with Frost Cutlery's 40th anniversary.
And let us tell you about Mother of Pearl: MOP is a very strictly regulated item due to the smuggling of Abalone and any manufacturer who uses MOP in any product must obtain a special permit to do so. There are NO knifes manufactured in S.A. which contain MOP and this knife was imported from the USA along with 4 others. We had to obtain a special permit to have these imported at a cost of $114 plus $50 documentation fees.
ONE OF ONLY 600 MANUFACTURED AND A TRUE COLLECTOR'S ITEM!
440 Polished Stainless Steel Blade - Tested Rockwell hardness of 56-58
Nickel Silver Bolsters
Nickel Silver Frost inlay shield
Stainless Steel Liners & Brass Pins
Genuine ram horn & MOP handles
Closed length 7.5cm
Brand new and gift boxed
Frost Cutlery is one of the U.S. most respected cutlery manufacturers and they have been rolling out extremely high quality cutlery and their range of pocket knives have become sought-after due to the workmanship and high quality materials used. They produce pocket knives under the Frost Cutlery, Chipaway, Frost Family Tennessee, Whitetail Cutlery, Hen & Rooster, German Bull and Steel Warrior brands.
Jim Frost began collecting pocket knives in 1969. This small hobby, started by an everyday shift worker at a chemical plant, has grown over the past 30 years into a multi-million dollar business which employs over 100 employees at its sole location in Ooltewah, Tennessee. The business began in Jim's lunch bucket and quickly grew out of his car trunk, garage, and four increasingly larger warehouses before finding its home in a 150,000 square foot plant completed in 2004.
