#R18879-15 • 1999 Remington R1128 100th Grand American ATA Anniversary Trapper Knife #065

Part of Black Friday 2026 Clay and Sportsman Auction (timed auction by Double A Auction & Realty)

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1999 Remington R1128 100th Grand American ATA Anniversary Trapper Knife #065 Up for auction is a pristine, highly collectible 1999 Remington Bullet R1128 Two-Blade Trapper Knife issued to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the ATA (Amateur Trapshooting Association) Grand American Championships. Made in the USA, this limited-edition collector's knife is individually numbered on the nickel silver bolster as #065. The main clip point blade features detailed gold-etched artwork commemorating the 1899–1999 Grand American 100th Anniversary Championships, while the secondary spey blade is etched with the iconic “Remington TRADE MARK” logo and tang-stamped with model designation “R1128” and series date “1982-92”. Outfitted with rich jigged bone handle scales, brass liners, a shotgun shell inlay shield, and a lanyard hole, this piece comes complete with its original factory green box, tissue paper, and collector registration paperwork. Features Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co. (Made in USA) Model: R1128 Trapper / Bullet Knife Series Commemorative Edition: 100th Anniversary Grand American ATA Championships (1899–1999) Serial Number: #065 stamped on the nickel silver bolster Blades: Stainless steel main clip-point blade with gold-etched commemorative banner and secondary spey blade Tang Stamps: Stamped "R1128", "1982-92", and "Remington U.S.A." Handles: Dark jigged bone handles with shotgun primer/shell inlaid shield and lanyard hole Includes: Factory original green two-piece box, tissue paper, and Collector Edition registration certificate paperwork Condition This knife is in unused, mint collector condition with factory edge geometries intact. The blades show original satin luster with full gold-etching visibility. Walks and talks smoothly with crisp snap. The jigged bone scales are free of cracks or chips, and the nickel silver bolsters exhibit minor, superficial handling haze from storage. Box and insert papers show light shelf wear consistent with age. IMPORTANT PURCHASING NOTICE: This item is a factory-boxed collectible pocket knife. Please review all macro photographs for exact detail on blade etchings, bolster serial numbering (#065), and included original box paperwork before placing a bid. Please review all photographs carefully. Sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or representations regarding fitness for use beyond listed collector specifications.