1980's Gerber pair All SOLD

Jeff4air

Jeff4air

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A few more original owners from my teenage years:

1. Gerber Guardian RW Loveless "dagger"- Good overall condition. Surface scratces on blade look worse on camera, but are there. These were never sharp new from Oregon and this one is no exception. I'm sure someone could put an edge on it. Sheath in excellent condition and retains knife firmly. Handle is excellent. No box. $SOLD for the pair of Gerbers.

2. Gerber Guardian II Camo- Similar to above. Very dull. Looks like I may have tried to whetstone in my youth without much success. One side has scratches and rubs I believe from sheath (which is in perfect condition). Handle and camo finish excellent. No box. $SOLD for the pair of Gerbers.

3. Original Cold Steel Recon Tanto- Has the factory dull (bead blast?) finish. Has a nice sharp edge which is totally unmolested. Some spots of green on the
brass pommels. Grip in perfect condition as is the sheath. No box. Its a cool knife but has been sitting in a safe for the last 30 years. Someone should enjoy it. $SOLD

https://imgur.com/a/8TbG9kY

All prices are Venmo Friends, Zelle, or USPS money order due to Pay Pal policy. I will ship USPS Priority to CONUS only. No international sales. Must be 18 years old and know your local knife laws. First I'll take it on post gets priority. PM me for questions.
 
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Believe these camo Guardians came in an L6/L7 carbon steel and almost a necessity for the coating for rust prevention. I always remembered the ability to get a hair popping edge on them. Really good deal here on the set and should make a Classic Gerber Collector extremely happy.
 
scout1sg said:
Believe these camo Guardians came in an L6/L7 carbon steel and almost a necessity for the coating for rust prevention. I always remembered the ability to get a hair popping edge on them. Really good deal here on the set and should make a Classic Gerber Collector extremely happy.
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If there is an S in the serial number it is stainless, for L6 Tool Steel there will be a T at the end. Looks like both are stainless if I am reading the serial numbers right. Nice rare knives.
 
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