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The brochures/papers presented here are organized into several groups and then into what I believe is their order of introduction. However, there is a lot of uncertanty in some of my dates as I had so few Mint-In-Box knife examples to draw from. If you have a Mark II MIB with paperwork, it would be extremely helpful if you would email me with the serial number, box type and paperwork information. CONTACT ME For each item, two or three images are shown. The first image is of the paperwork as one would encounter it (usually folded). An additonal one or two small thumbnail pictures are shown to the right or bottom of the first image. By clicking on the thumbnail, you can access a high-resolution image of the front or back sides of the document. I have assigned a unique ending letter code to each of the brochures, cards, folders, tags and certificates of authenticity shown below. The ending letter codes are as follows:
Letter Code ending in F is a FOLDER Listed below are all the brochures/papers used for Mark II knives that I am aware of:
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SBS Straight Blade Sheet - This little paper strip was included with the Gerber Mark II when Gerber eliminated the angled blade. The size is 8-1/2 X 7/8 inches (W x H). The back side is blank. No printed date. I believe this sheet was used for a short time in 1968. |
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NCST New Cordura Scabbard Tag - These small adhesive tags were stuck on to the orange box end labels. They are a small 1/2 X 1/4 inch (W x H) red tag with black lettering. No printed date. These tags were used in 1985 when Gerber switched to Cordura sheaths. |
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USAT U.S.A. Tag - These small adhesive tags were stuck on to the blades of Mark II knives. They are a small 1/2 X 3/8 INCH (W x H) white tag with blue and red lettering. No printed date. These tags are found on 1985 to 1988 knives sold through Gerber dealers as well as some 1989-1990 knives sold through the Cutlery Shoppe. |
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SHTT Steel Heat Treat Tag - These adhesive tags were stuck on to some of the folding handle sharpening steels. It is a small 1-1/4 X 1/2 INCH (W x H) silver tag with blue lettering. No printed date. I'm guessing these tags are found on Sportsman's Steels somewhere around 1985 to 1988 as the one I have also has a USA tag on it. |