Kershaw Trooper Report includes all the details and history about this famous dagger

Kershaw
Trooper Report™

The Kershaw Trooper Report™ includes all the details and history about this famous dagger.

The Kershaw Trooper Report™ includes information on the production of the Model 1007 Trooper dagger and history of the Kershaw company. Also included are many combinations of serial numbers and production dates for the numbered Troopers. The report includes past list prices by years, information about when the blood groove started and more. Inside the report, you will find important information about values and collecting. Must have information if you own or what to know more about this high quality dagger.

The only knife made by Kershaw to have been serial numbered since it started production many years ago.
Kershaw Trooper no longer in production!
Discontinued Knife!

The report is printed on demand using a laser printer and premium 24lb. bright white paper, therefore it is always up to date when you order it. The 8-1/2" X 11" report is available to purchase for $10.00 plus $2.99 shipping in the 48 states for 1st-class postage. Alternatively, to save postage and time we will email it to you for $10.00, that way you save $2.99, receive it faster and we save postage, large envelope and paper. The email report is in Microsoft Word format and is copyrighted. As of November 2009 the knife is no longer in the catalog.

Price

Description	Order #	Price
Kershaw Trooper Report™ - 8-1/2" X 11" eight pages Printed report now includes free shipping in the USA! Texas residents add 8.25 % sales tax. A CutlersCove.com exclusive report!	BK-00047	$10.00 Special Now includes free delivery in the USA for a limited time.

A big thank you to all who have sent in many serial numbers and production dates for the Kershaw Troopers. Your input is making the Trooper Project a growing success.

We need more years and serial numbers for all years of production.

I would like to enlarge by adding to the list of combinations of serial numbers and production dates for the numbered Troopers. If you have all three including the serial number, production date and blood groove (or not) for your Trooper please email or mail me the information. You can email me through CutlersCove.com and their form on the site by sending your information to - Attention: Trooper Project in the Comments section of the form.

Please send the serial number, production date and
yes/no blood groove* like example below.

Serial Number - Month - Year - yes/no Blood groove

Does your Trooper have a blood groove?

Example: #22,347 - January 2000 - blood groove

I will make a deal with you? After you purchase the Kershaw Trooper Report™ and then send me one combination of serial number and production date for the numbered Trooper that I do not have I will email you the new updated report the next time it comes out at no charge. Sound fair? Please no make believe numbers or made up combinations. We need all four (Serial Number - Month - Year - Blood Groove) items of information to be added to the data base and to qualify for the free report.

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* Blood groove: A fuller is a rounded or beveled groove or slot in the flat side of a blade (e.g. a sword, knife, or bayonet). Contrary to popular belief, the terms "blood groove" or any similar names are misnomers: the fuller was not designed to allow blood to flow from a stabbed person. A fuller is actually used to strengthen and/or lighten the blade, much in the way that an I-beam shape lends strength to a steel rod.
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