Description
1 Boker 2060 Titanium Folding Knife. The knife comes in its original box. The handle is made of Titanium.
The blade measures 3″.
CONDITION:
This knife is in new, unused condition.
Boker 2060 Titanium Folding Knife-Pocket-Size-440 C-Germany-eb
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1 1 Boker Bud Nealy MCS Knife made in Solingen, Germany.
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