#R18877-15 • 1999 Remington 100th Grand American ATA Anniversary Trapper Knife #015

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

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1999 Remington 100th Grand American ATA Anniversary Trapper Knife #015 w/ Box Up for auction is a pristine, highly collectible 1999 Remington Two-Blade Trapper Knife issued to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the ATA (Amateur Trapshooting Association) Grand American Championships (1899–1999)[cite: 106, 107]. Made in the USA, this limited-edition collector's knife features an exceptionally low serial number, individually stamped on the nickel silver bolster as #015[cite: 106, 107]. The main clip-point blade features detailed gold-accented etching honoring the 100th ATA Grand American Championships[cite: 106, 107], while the secondary spey blade is etched with the iconic “Remington TRADE MARK” logo[cite: 106, 107]. Outfitted with dark chestnut jigged bone handle scales[cite: 106], brass liners[cite: 106], a unique shotgun-shell head inlaid shield[cite: 106], and a brass-lined lanyard hole[cite: 106], this low-serial collectible comes complete with its factory green box with matching serial sticker #015, tissue paper, sleeve, and registration certificate[cite: 102, 105, 106]. Features Manufacturer: Remington Arms Co. (Made in USA)[cite: 102, 106] Commemorative Edition: 100th Anniversary Grand American ATA Championships (1899–1999)[cite: 106, 107] Low Serial Number: #015 stamped on the nickel silver bolster[cite: 106, 107] Blades: Clip-point main blade with gold-etched commemorative artwork and secondary spey blade[cite: 106, 107] Tang Stamps: Stamped "REMINGTON UMC MADE IN U.S.A." on front ricasso and "1991" on reverse ricasso[cite: 106, 108, 109] Handles: Dark jigged bone handles with brass-head shotgun shell inlaid shield and lanyard hole[cite: 106] Includes: Original factory green two-piece box with matching #015 serial sticker, tissue paper, and registration paper[cite: 102, 105, 106] Condition This knife is in mint, unused collector condition with factory original edge geometries intact[cite: 106, 109]. The blades show full original luster and bright gold-etching visibility[cite: 106, 107]. The jigged bone scales are free of cracks or chips, and the nickel silver bolsters are clean with smooth spring snap action[cite: 106, 107]. The original factory box exhibits light shelf wear with a matching serial number label on the end[cite: 102, 105]. IMPORTANT PURCHASING NOTICE: This item is a factory-boxed, low-serial (#015) collectible pocket knife[cite: 102, 106]. Please review all macro photographs for exact detail on blade etchings, bolster serial numbering, and included original box packaging before placing a bid[cite: 102, 106, 107]. Please review all photographs carefully. Sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or representations regarding fitness for use beyond listed collector specifications.