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Extremely Rare Spyderco / Bob Lum Collaboration Knife - NEW OLD STOCK (NOS)
This is an incredibly rare and highly desirable Spyderco folding knife, a collaboration with the legendary Chinese-American knife designer, Bob Lum.
Key Features & Rarity:
Designer Collaboration: Designed by the late Bob Lum, a true innovator in the knife world.
Unique Engraving: The blade is clearly engraved with the Chinese Kanji character '林' (Lum), a distinctive mark of this specific collaboration piece.
Condition: This knife is in New Old Stock (NOS) / Brand New, Unused Condition.
Provenance: This rare piece was recently discovered in a knife factory in Seki City, Japan, a region famous worldwide for its premium cutlery manufacturing.
Collector's Opportunity: Finding this specific model in a brand-new, unused state is extremely difficult and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for serious collectors.
Please Note: While the knife is new and unused, the original box is not included.
Attention Spyderco and Bob Lum Collectors!
Don't miss the chance to own a pristine piece of knife history. This is a must-have item that will significantly enhance any serious collection.
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