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📝 Description
Vintage Robeson Shuredge USA 1324-33 three-blade cattle/stockman pattern pocket knife dating approximately 1940-1964. Features smooth ebony scales, three blades, nickel silver bolsters, brass liners, and pinned construction. Measures approximately 3.5" closed. Main blade is stamped ROBESON / SHUREDGE / U.S.A. with pattern number 1324-33 on the reverse tang. Made in USA. Sold as is.
🔎 Key Features
- Brand: Robeson Shuredge
- Pattern: 1324-33
- Approximate era: 1940-1964
- Cattle / stockman pattern
- Three-blade pocket knife
- Approximately 3.5" closed
- Smooth ebony scales
- Nickel silver bolsters
- Brass liners and pins
- All three blades snap closed
- No blade play in any blade
- Tang stamped ROBESON / SHUREDGE / U.S.A.
- Reverse tang stamped 1324-33
- Made in USA
- Display stand shown is not included
⚠️ Condition
Pre-owned vintage condition. Blades show scratches, spotting, patina, and signs of prior sharpening/use. All three blades snap closed and have no blade play. Scales, bolsters, and liners show age-related wear and marks. See photos for additional details.
📦 Shipping
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📌 Please Note
This item was acquired through an estate sale, storage locker sale, liquidation, or similar secondary-market source. I am not the original owner and do not know the complete history of the item unless specifically stated in the listing. Any testing performed is described above. Please review all photos carefully, as they are considered part of the description and condition. This item is sold as found, as-is, and while I do my best to accurately describe every item, I may miss minor details that could be important to some buyers or collectors.