What I got:
Traded-Schrade Skoal Lockback - Knife is built on the LB5 frame, has green derlin scales with Skoal shield. Blade has tang stamp of Schrade+ over Skoal USA. Knife is in excellent, lightly used condition. I bought it new, sharpened it, and carried it a few times. Only light cutting done. Blade lockup is very nice on this one, no bladeplay, nice and tight. Note: Blade came ground from the factory with a slight recurve shape, one reason I'm trading this is because I'm not a big recurve fan. Come with a nice leather belt pouch, box , and paperwork.
Traded-Schrade North American Hunting Club folder - Knife is from the Firebird FRN handled series. Its 4 inches long, has a black coated, 1/2 serrated blade with the NAHC logo embossed in a gold colored ink(?) on the blade. I sharpened the blade, carried and used it for some light cutting. Whittled some marshmellow sticks with it and this left some marks on the blade coating, nothing serious, but they are there. Lockup is tight with no bladeplay. Excellent, lightly used condition. Comes with a factory installed lanyard loop, box, paperwork, and a nylon belt pouch.
Traded-Littlemesters 2 blade large jack - Knife is about 4 inches long, made by Littlemesters, Sheffield, England. Has 2 carbon steel blades opening out the same end. One is a spearpoint and the other is what they call a lambsfoot blade, its kinda like a sheepsfoot, only a little pointier. Knife has horn scales, sort of grayish in color with some browns mixed in, nice looking scales. Note:On one scale, against the back bolster, there is a spot where there may have been a chip and it was repaired, but to be honest I don't know for sure, it may be just a variation in the horn. If it was a repair, it was done at the factory as this is a new knife, anyways, it doesn't take away from the looks of the knife. Front and rear bolsters are brass and are substantial. Like stated before, this is a new, unused, unsharpened knife with box and certificate from the company. I had heard good things about Littlemester's knives and was expecting something a little...nicer I guess. Maybe this was a Friday knife, as the lambsfoot blade seems ground a little rough and the walk and talk are average. Still its new, and would make a nice user.
Frost/Parker lockback- Knife is about 3 and 3/4 long lockback with a "copperhead" style front bolster. Bolsters are N/S. Blade is in unsharpened condition, although I can't say it hasn't been used, only not used by me. Bolsters show some light handling/drawer marks, but are in good shape, no dings. Blade about 2 and 3/4 long, clip point, lockup is tight. Scales are reddish, jigged bone. Tang stamped Frost Cutlery with the Parker eagle next to it, made in Japan, so its probably a 80's knife. Overall, I'd rate this as excellent, lightly used, unsharpened condition.
What I'm looking for:
Schrade 77OT
Schrade 94OT
Any Boker bone handled stockman, trapper, copperhead, or barlow of recent manufacture.
A Solingen-made stag handled hunting knife from years past in good condition with sheath.
Used knifes ok with me , but no beaters please.
Will combine my knives for yours to get what I want, I'm willing to deal.
If in doubt about what you got to trade, send me a email at carriganpa@chilitech.com, I'm open to all offers.
Traded-Schrade Skoal Lockback - Knife is built on the LB5 frame, has green derlin scales with Skoal shield. Blade has tang stamp of Schrade+ over Skoal USA. Knife is in excellent, lightly used condition. I bought it new, sharpened it, and carried it a few times. Only light cutting done. Blade lockup is very nice on this one, no bladeplay, nice and tight. Note: Blade came ground from the factory with a slight recurve shape, one reason I'm trading this is because I'm not a big recurve fan. Come with a nice leather belt pouch, box , and paperwork.
Traded-Schrade North American Hunting Club folder - Knife is from the Firebird FRN handled series. Its 4 inches long, has a black coated, 1/2 serrated blade with the NAHC logo embossed in a gold colored ink(?) on the blade. I sharpened the blade, carried and used it for some light cutting. Whittled some marshmellow sticks with it and this left some marks on the blade coating, nothing serious, but they are there. Lockup is tight with no bladeplay. Excellent, lightly used condition. Comes with a factory installed lanyard loop, box, paperwork, and a nylon belt pouch.
Traded-Littlemesters 2 blade large jack - Knife is about 4 inches long, made by Littlemesters, Sheffield, England. Has 2 carbon steel blades opening out the same end. One is a spearpoint and the other is what they call a lambsfoot blade, its kinda like a sheepsfoot, only a little pointier. Knife has horn scales, sort of grayish in color with some browns mixed in, nice looking scales. Note:On one scale, against the back bolster, there is a spot where there may have been a chip and it was repaired, but to be honest I don't know for sure, it may be just a variation in the horn. If it was a repair, it was done at the factory as this is a new knife, anyways, it doesn't take away from the looks of the knife. Front and rear bolsters are brass and are substantial. Like stated before, this is a new, unused, unsharpened knife with box and certificate from the company. I had heard good things about Littlemester's knives and was expecting something a little...nicer I guess. Maybe this was a Friday knife, as the lambsfoot blade seems ground a little rough and the walk and talk are average. Still its new, and would make a nice user.
Frost/Parker lockback- Knife is about 3 and 3/4 long lockback with a "copperhead" style front bolster. Bolsters are N/S. Blade is in unsharpened condition, although I can't say it hasn't been used, only not used by me. Bolsters show some light handling/drawer marks, but are in good shape, no dings. Blade about 2 and 3/4 long, clip point, lockup is tight. Scales are reddish, jigged bone. Tang stamped Frost Cutlery with the Parker eagle next to it, made in Japan, so its probably a 80's knife. Overall, I'd rate this as excellent, lightly used, unsharpened condition.
What I'm looking for:
Schrade 77OT
Schrade 94OT
Any Boker bone handled stockman, trapper, copperhead, or barlow of recent manufacture.
A Solingen-made stag handled hunting knife from years past in good condition with sheath.
Used knifes ok with me , but no beaters please.
Will combine my knives for yours to get what I want, I'm willing to deal.
If in doubt about what you got to trade, send me a email at carriganpa@chilitech.com, I'm open to all offers.