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Harley Davidson Nos Collectible 100th Anniversary Bowtie Knife Set on 2040-parts.com

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Lima, Ohio, United States

Lima, Ohio, United States
Condition:New Brand:HARLEY Part Brand:Harley Davidson Manufacturer Part Number:97903-02V

HARLEY DAVIDSON

NEW OLD STOCK

2002 LIMITED EDITION STAINLESS STEEL BOWTIE KNIFE MEASURES 10" IN LENGTH AND FEATURES A MIRROR POLISHED BLADE WHICH IS ETCHED AND GOLD PLATED TO DEPICT HARLEY DAVIDSONS FOUNDERS. A SOLID SILVER 100TH ANNIVERSARY MEDALLION IS SET IN THE HARDWOOD HANDLE CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY 1579/2003 AND ORIGINAL CASE INCLUDED WITH ORIGINAL BOX. BOX DOES SHOW SIGNS OF WEAR. PLEASE SEE PICTURES!!!

NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING FOR THIS ITEM!!

LOCATION ELIDA

STOCK # 144832A.A1

PB100593.001

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