Unboxing Case 60178 Baby Doc White Synthetic Media
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https://www.adeptknives.com/products/case-xx-baby-doc-white-synthetic-tru-sharp-spear-spatula-mirror-polished-pocket-knife-60178
These pocket knives are not just tools, they are statements of style and craftsmanship. With SparXX jig white synthetic handle, oval red SparXX script inlay, nickel silver bolsters, and mirror-polished Tru-Sharp™ surgical steel blades, these are a reflection of your desire to carry something special. Elevate your everyday carry with this all-new family from Case! The Case 60178 Baby Doc White Synthetic always delivers, but only for a limited time! This pint-sized knife was modeled after the full-sized Doctor's Knife ('85SP). The pattern was named by the Case Collectors Club community at the Zippo/Case International Swap Meet in 2004 and was later introduced to the public in January, 2005. The knife hearkens back to a time when doctors carried a knife like this in their medicine bags to cut sutures and bandages, crush pills, and mix medicines with liquids while conducting housecalls.
https://www.adeptknives.com/products/case-xx-baby-doc-white-synthetic-tru-sharp-spear-spatula-mirror-polished-pocket-knife-60178
These pocket knives are not just tools, they are statements of style and craftsmanship. With SparXX jig white synthetic handle, oval red SparXX script inlay, nickel silver bolsters, and mirror-polished Tru-Sharp™ surgical steel blades, these are a reflection of your desire to carry something special. Elevate your everyday carry with this all-new family from Case! The Case 60178 Baby Doc White Synthetic always delivers, but only for a limited time! This pint-sized knife was modeled after the full-sized Doctor's Knife ('85SP). The pattern was named by the Case Collectors Club community at the Zippo/Case International Swap Meet in 2004 and was later introduced to the public in January, 2005. The knife hearkens back to a time when doctors carried a knife like this in their medicine bags to cut sutures and bandages, crush pills, and mix medicines with liquids while conducting housecalls.