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The TC07 Tie Clip is made in Japan and features: | The TC07 Tie Clip is made in Japan and features: | ||
* A [Back Lock]] | * A [[Back Lock]] | ||
* A small blue jewellery box for packaging | * A small blue jewellery box for packaging | ||
Revision as of 09:04, 24 July 2024
The TC07 Tie Clip is a very small folding knife that is attached to a special clip, that is suitable to carry as a tieclip.
Appearance in catalogs
The TC07 Tie Clip does not appear to have been featured in any catalogs
Designer
History, mentionings from the forums etc.
- Spymyto is hot!, posted by forum member mreagan
Variations
The TC07 Tie Clip is made in Japan and features:
- A Back Lock
- A small blue jewellery box for packaging
SKU | Handle | Edge(s) | Steel | From/To | MSRP | Note | Number made | Grind | Clip | Clip positions | Collectors club |
TC07 | Stainless Steel | SE | ATS-34 | 1999 -2000 (probably) | $330.00 (2024) | Full Flat grind | custom clip | - | Main |
Most collectible variation
Any variation of the TCC265 in mint condition with original packaging and paperwork would be considered highly collectible.
Questions regarding collecting the C265
Some interesting questions we are looking for an answer to:
- When was the TC07 produced?
- How many TC07 knives were made?
- What was the original MSRP?
- How was the TC07 offered for sale, consumer direct, specific distributors etc.?
Questions with an answer:
Technical information
Measurements (mm and grams) of the TC07 Tie Clip:
Variation | Length overall | Length closed | Length blade | Length edge | Hole Ø | Blade thickness | Weight |
TC07 | 95mm | 52mm | 43mm | 34mm | 5.0mm | 1.8mm |
Measurements (inches and ounces) of the TC07 Tie Clip:
Variation | Length overall | Length closed | Length blade | Length edge | Hole Ø | Blade thickness | Weight |
TC07 | 3.74" | 2.04" | 1.69" | 1.33" | 0.19" | 0.07" |
References