Fight'n Rooster congress with genuine stag handles that is near mint, 1 of 200. On the clip blade is etched Fight'n Rooster in black. It has never been sharpened or carried. The bolsters need to be polished. It is 3-1/2" closed with one spear and three sheep foot blades.

Tang mark on the back of the blade is Frank Buster Celebrated Cutlery Germany, which is the mark used from 1982 to 1994. If you can find a copy of the book Fight'n Rooster Knives - Yesterday - Today - Tomorrow by Jim Parker, it is maybe the book on the Fight'n Rooster knives. Inside the book there is over 1800 different Fight'n Rooster knife photos with values. The copyright of the book is 1994.

Fighting Rooster or Fightin Rooster is not the way the company spells its name it is Fight'n Rooster. It books for $120 in above book on page 101. Remember it is over 11 year old price guide!

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