1987 Winchester Model 1873 W15 -2 Two Blade Folding Pocket Knife in Original Box For Sale

1987 Winchester Model 1873 W15 -2 Two Blade Folding Pocket Knife in Original Box + 2 FREE VINTAGE KNIVES (CHEVROLET AND DANIEL BOONE)
VINTAGE Winchester Model 1873 Commemorative Pen Knife 3.5" Closed, Relief Bronze Handles, Slipjoint (non-locking) - W 15 1987-1
***THIS IS A DISCONTINUED ITEM***
WN1519871: W 15 1987-1 Pen Knife | Commemorates Model 1873Winchester

Presenting the 4th release of the Winchester Trademark knives. This Pen patternpocket knifefeatures 3.5" cast bronze relief handles. The engraving on the handle commemorates the Winchester Model 1873. The engraving on the handles are detailed and very well done. Individually boxed in attractive boxes. Original tang stamp. All knives have the pattern number and year of manufacture stamped on the tang of each master blade. Manufactured from quality materials in the USA.

***THIS IS ONE of ONLY ONE THOUSAND PRODUCED***

The Winchester W 15 1987-1 is a 3.5-inch (closed) collector's pen knife produced in 1987 to honor the Model 1873 rifle, featuring relief-cast bronze handles with detailed engraving, two carbon steel slipjoint blades (spear and pen), and original tang stamping, made in the USA.

Key Features of the W 15 1987-1:

• Handle: Cast bronze with detailed relief engraving commemorating the Winchester Model 1873 rifle on the show side.
• Blades: Typically features two carbon steel blades (spear point and pen blade) with nail nicks for opening and Winchester trademark embellishments.
• Size: 3.5 inches closed.
• Action: Slipjoint (non-locking).
• Manufacturing: Made in the USA with original tang stamps.
• Collector Interest: Often sold in special boxes.

Note on Variations:

• While the W 15 1987-1 generally refers to the bronze handle version, other variations of the 1987-1 series, such as the 1987 G/S, were made with nickel silver handles, some with 24k gold highlights (e.g., WN1519871GS)

RARE!!!

BUT AS AN ADDED BONUS WE ARE INCLUDING TWO (2) KNIVES FOR FREE!!!A) Vintage Chevrolet Pocket Knife

Vintage Chevrolet pocket knives are collectible items often featuring logos, car models (like Corvette, Camaro, or Bel Air), or bowtie emblems. They generally feature stainless steel blades, durable handles (synthetic, wood, or bone), and are manufactured by brands like Case XX, Imperial, or Franklin Mint, often packaged as promotional or commemorative items.

Common Characteristics & Types

• Case XX Chevrolet Knives: Often feature high-quality Tru-Sharp surgical steel, with special editions like the Russlock or Trapper models boasting red/blue synthetic handles or antique bone handles with engraved bolsters.
• Promotional/Vintage Era: 1950s/60s promotional knives are often small, two-blade "pen" styles.
• Commemorative Sets: Many feature scenes of specific classic cars (e.g., 1957 Bel Air) on the handle or blade.
• Modern "Vintage" Styled: Often feature Pakkawood handles, Assisted Opening, and engraved bowtie logos, designed for collectors.
• Materials: Stainless steel blades are standard, along with brass liners or polished nickel silver bolsters.

Key Features to Look For

• Logo/Emblem: Chevrolet Bowtie or brand lettering on the handle or blade etching.
• Blade Material: Often 440 or Stainless Steel.
• Handle Design: Frequently colored (red, white, blue) or wood-grained.
• Packaging: Some, especially Case models, come in wooden presentation boxes.

These items are highly sought after by car enthusiasts and knife collectors alike for their combination of automotive history and functional design.

B) Vintage Daniel Boone Knife

A vintage Daniel Boone single-blade pocketknife is often a commemorative novelty item from the 1970s–1990s, featuring a likeness of Boone on the handle. These knives typically have a 3.5-inch stainless steel blade, sometimes with etched markings, and are generally styled as folding lock backs or traditional pocketknives featuring imagery of the American frontier.

• Design & Features: Often features a scene from Boone's life on the handle, with some versions using brass, wood, or solid metal casing.
• Blade Details: Primarily stainless steel, sometimes featuring etchings such as "Daniel Boone 1734-1820".
• Rarity: While multi-blade commemorative sets are common, a true single-blade, officially marked "Daniel Boone" knife can be considered rare.

The most notable vintage set is the 1976 Schrade Walden DB1, which is often a Stockman but sometimes confused with single-blade models due to the prominence of the main blade.

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Items in this great of condition AND THIS RARE are getting harder and harder to find.
A great gift for any KNIFE buff. Especially a VINTAGE CHEVROLET, WINCHESTER or DANIEL BOONE KNIFE collector.
Please write and ask any questions as I will answer them to the best of my knowledge and ability. Please view photos for better detail as they are part of the description. Item is sold without warranty and "as is" with no returns.
All pictures are considered part of the description and should be examined carefully by buyers.
WE WILL PACKAGE THIS ITEM TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITY. BUT THIS IS A VERY OLD TOY THAT WAS NEVER MEANT TO LAST THIS LONG. WHILE WE ARE NOT INSINUATING THAT SHIPPING COMPANIES ARE NOT CAREFUL WITH PACKAGES, ONCE IT LEAVES OUR STORE, WE HAVE NO CONTROL OVER THE ACTIONS THAT ARE DONE TO IT WHICH MAY/MAY NOT AFFECT THE OPERATIONS AFTER THE SALE.
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