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Product:Vintage Colonial Ranger 2-Blade Jackknife / Pocketknife
Condition: New Old Stock (NOS) | Unused | Uncarried (Loose / No Box)
Tang Stamp: Ranger Prov. USA
Manufactured: Providence, Rhode Island, USA (circa 1960s–1980s)Individual vintage Ranger 2-Blade pocket knives from the Colonial Knife Company. These are genuine New Old Stock (NOS), They have never been carried, sharpened, or used.Note: This is a multi-quantity listing. You are purchasing one (1) knife per unit selected. The photos accurately represent the overall excellent vintage quality of the batch.Item Details & Features:
- Blades: Two carbon steel blades (Primary Clip Point & Secondary Pen Blade) with excellent factory snap ("walk and talk").
- Etching: Features the iconic, highly sought-after, and crisp "Ranger Ultra-Honed" factory script on the master blade.
- Handles: Classic textured black composite/Delrin handles with silver-tone bolsters. Completely free of cracks or chips.
- Length: Standard pocket size (approximately 3.375" inches closed).
Condition Note for Collectors:Because these are loose New Old Stock items that were stored together in bulk for decades, individual knives may exhibit minor cosmetic warehouse storage wear. This can include faint surface micro-scuffs on the bolsters, slight factory variations, or minor carbon/tarnish spots on the steel common to vintage carbon blades. The factory blade etchings are highly fragile—we recommend avoiding metal polishes to preserve the script.Shipping & Handling:
- Fast Shipping: Shipped securely via USPS Ground Advantage within 1-3 business day of cleared payment.
- Combined Shipping: Purchasing more than one? Combined shipping discounts are automatically applied at checkout.
- Secure Packaging: Each knife is wrapped individually in bubble wrap and shipped in a sturdy box/mailer to ensure the fragile blade etching arrives completely protected.