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William Henry B05 "Custom" Folding Knife with Damascus Blade.. ...
Description
William Henry B05 "Custom" Folding Knife with Damascus Blade.A superb and rare William Henry B05 Custom, serial no. 1050648, produced April 26, 2012. The blade is forged of meteorite damascus incorporating material from the Campo del Cielo meteorite, discovered in Argentina in the 16th century, producing a striking pattern with cosmic origin. The frame is a masterwork of hand-engraved 416 stainless steel by D. M. Terzi, richly accented with 24K gold inlay. The knife is further set with spinel gemstones mounted in 18K gold bezels, with fittings of stainless steel, titanium, and sterling silver, complemented by a braided leather lanyard. Complete with William Henry's fine lined leather ClipCase, as well as its original wooden presentation box and outer case. Certificate of Authenticity [folded inside box] confirms configuration, material and production date.
Condition: Like new, appearing unused with minimal marks from storage. Wooden box and cardboard outer box show only minor wear from storage and handling.
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