1978 Fight'n Rooster Frank Buster, Kentucky Cutlery Association. 
Genuine Pearl Gunstock Whittler 168/300

Never sharpened, carried or used. No chips or cracks in genuine mother of pearl handles. Good snap, no wobble. No original box or paperwork. Minor carbon spotting on the blade, back spring and bolsters. Rub marks around the tang.

Solingen Germany produced Fight'n Rooster Kentucky Cutlery Association Gunstock Whittler Knife, 3 1/2" closed. The knife has the beautiful deep gold etch on the master Sheepfoot blade which reads Kentucky Cutlery Assn. 1978 1 of 300. The blade is also serial numbered 168. 

This pattern is documented in Fight’n Rooster Knives: Yesterday–Today–Tomorrow (1994) by Jim Parker, where it is listed on page 55 and valued at $150 at the time of publication. Adjusted for inflation, that figure is approximately $320–$340 in today’s dollars, though actual collector value may vary depending on condition, rarity, and market demand among Fight’n Rooster collectors..
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