WTC Custom Presentation Box

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WTC Custom Presentation Box

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When I received my World Trade Center knife it came with a note stating that there was a problem with the delivery of the wooden boxes. The box would (eventually) be shipped seperately.



Has this been worked out? When will they be shipping the boxes?



I would love to display my WTC on my desk at work, but the standard Spydie box just doesn't do this knife justice.
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Heck, I'll just be happy to get my WTC knife!
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Hmmmm.. could someone post a shot of the WTC knife, cert and presentation box?

Sam

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When did you get it? Mine came in late May and it had a box.

Sorry Samo,it's up at my Dad's in his safe and I forgot to take pics.
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I will picture mine tonight, if i dont forget will post them tomorrow


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Perdon, Double Post

Edited by - patogordo on 6/12/2003 2:07:33 PM
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okay, okay....

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My WTC arrived during the last week of April without the box.
Nice Meercat, though. I have used it to confuse many of my co-workers. Nobody can figure out how to close a Meer.
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I was al litte asleep when I took the pictures so the dont show the beauty of the box, an my camera is not a top of the line one just 2mpxs sony cibershot p51

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two more

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Muchas Gracias Senor!!!! <img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0><img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0><img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

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Patogordo - Very nice pics - of a Very Nice knife!

Thanks!

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WTC boxes are shipping with knives as of last Friday.
Guess what was waiting for me when I got home from work today ?
WOOOTT <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

It has put me in a bit of a dilema though.
I had just about decided to carry this knife, even if it was just as a car emergency knife, after all what better way to honour those that gave their lives in service than to use it as an emergency knife ?
Unfortunately everything about the knife is very well done, from the box, the knife, the letter that has a real Sal signiture on it and names the actual knife by number and even the packaging make this a very collectable piece.

Probably the best compromise might be to get a John D'Allara Rescue knife when they are released.

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"I had just about decided to carry this knife, even if it was just as a car emergency knife, after all what better way to honour those that gave their lives in service than to use it as an emergency knife ?"

I agree. WHEN mine shows up, I've decided to carry it every September 11th only. For the rest of the time, I'll rotate a D'Allara with my SpyderHawk.


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I received my WTC #404 yesterday before I went to Orientation for the Los Angeles City Fire Department... It could not have come at a better time! I know that there were problems with the boxes but I believe the wait was worth it. The box is solid, heavy and shows a great deal of time and effort in it's production. I will use the knife on duty for 9/11 as my tribute to those who died and the 343 NYFD members lost.

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