$50 Bass Pro Shop gift card for traditional

Neko2

Neko2

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So I've got a bass pro gift card that isn't doing me much good (The store is about an hour from me and I'd rather not pay shipping etc.). I might end up picking up a Case stockman from them but figured I'd see if anyone felt like trading for a knife they're not using instead.

Interested in:
Sowbelly stockman patterns
3.5"+ stockman
3.5"+ whittler
Wood carving knives
Other multi blade traditionals prefer USA made

Vintage, used, sharpened are all cool by me.

Thanks!
 
I have a number of vintage, used, and sharpened pocketknives, as well as a relatively newer Case sowbelly stockman. The older knives (around 50 of them) are lookers, but good work knives, and some beginning to increase in value due to age and availability. If you would like to know more and get into details, please let me know. Thanks! - Jason
 
Sure!

What knives are you willing to trade for the gift card?
If I see something fun we could swap.
 
For vintage stockmans I have 2 Camillus, 1 Cutmaster, 1 Frontier, and a Kabar 2 blade (layout is the same as a muscrat). Also, I notice I miss-typed previously - these vintage knives are NOT "lookers". These are well worn work knives. I have been told they hold collectible value, but I have found few collectors these days interested in vintage, well-used knives. However, they would be good working blades. They came my way though my Grandfather, who purchased a bunch of knives as a bulk group back in 1989, and after being cleaned up they have been stored in a knife roll until now.

For used, non-vintage I have an Case stockman (well used but still with life in it), an Alcoa single blade slipjoint, a NIB Rough Rider medium size Texas Toothpick, and a CRKT M16-13Z (Carson design). It is barely used, but the pocket clip needs LockTite as it comes loose easily. Then I have a Case Sowbelly stockman, Chrome Vanadium blade with light bone handle, barely used and never been sharpened. The only wear is on the bolsters from pocket carry, but some Flitz or fine abrasion would polish it up nicely.

Let me know what you might be interested in and we can talk more. I took a picture of all the knives, but don't have the option of uploading it or pasting it. However, we can work on that.

Thanks!

Jason
 
I have a Kizer Vigor V3. Black G-10 handle. Satin VG-10 blade. Like new. Carried once.
wunderbar 90 q at yahoo
 
KnifeFan said:
For vintage stockmans I have 2 Camillus, 1 Cutmaster, 1 Frontier, and a Kabar 2 blade (layout is the same as a muscrat). Also, I notice I miss-typed previously - these vintage knives are NOT "lookers". These are well worn work knives. I have been told they hold collectible value, but I have found few collectors these days interested in vintage, well-used knives. However, they would be good working blades. They came my way though my Grandfather, who purchased a bunch of knives as a bulk group back in 1989, and after being cleaned up they have been stored in a knife roll until now.

For used, non-vintage I have an Case stockman (well used but still with life in it), an Alcoa single blade slipjoint, a NIB Rough Rider medium size Texas Toothpick, and a CRKT M16-13Z (Carson design). It is barely used, but the pocket clip needs LockTite as it comes loose easily. Then I have a Case Sowbelly stockman, Chrome Vanadium blade with light bone handle, barely used and never been sharpened. The only wear is on the bolsters from pocket carry, but some Flitz or fine abrasion would polish it up nicely.

Let me know what you might be interested in and we can talk more. I took a picture of all the knives, but don't have the option of uploading it or pasting it. However, we can work on that.

Thanks!

Jason
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Drop me a PM and I'll get you my email. The Case sowbelly and the Camillus are at the top of my list so far.
 
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