Original Colonel Coon large Toothpick Gator Cutlery Club knife 3.812 inches mint condition with Beautiful white bone handles and carbon steel blade with plain blade edge

Item Number:

ANTCC263

Availability: In stock

$225.00

Here we have a beautiful example of why Colonel Coon knives have become one of the rarest and most collected knife brands there are. We have an original Colonel Coon made in Columbia Tennessee from 1978 to 1988, by Adrian Harris the founder of Tennessee Knife Works. This pattern is a large toothpick that was a Gator Cutlery Club knife, and is serial number 031. Blade has excellent walk and talk for the age of the knife. This knife features nickel silver bolsters, with brass pins and liners with beautiful white bone handles. Handles have no cracks which is getting hard to find on these older knives. This would be a great addition for any collector of the vintage Colonel Coon knives. This is a great buy folks, you do not want to miss out on this beautiful piece of cutlery history.

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Description

Colonel Coon’s carbon steel blades, with white bone handles. Nickel silver bolsters, with brass pins and liners. Main Blade measures 3 13/16”. Blade thickness is 1/16”. Closed length is 5”. Made in the U.S.A. Tang stamp reads “GATOR CUTLERY CLUB” with the reverse reading “COL. COON TENN. USA. Due to the natural state of bone, handles may have a hairline fracture at either the handle pins, shield or spring pins. BONE WARNING NOTE: Bone is a natural material prone to cracking. Therefore, some knives may have cracks near the pins or bolsters. Will be noted if cracks are visible.