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- Jul 17, 2005
- Messages
- 37
1. A Barry Wood Mk-1. Pristine, in the tube, but without the end caps (I have no idea, this is how I got it). The 3 1/4" blade is marked "Wood Knives<mk.1>venice, calif", inside the right scale is what looks like "B3" etched on the metal, and the other side of the blade is marked "us pat. 3702501".
The outer scales are deep burgundy linen micarta and there is a brass spacer between the two scale sections.. There are some fine marks on the blade which are from opening and closing the knife, an intriguing process, and two small indentations which look like hardness spots.
The instruction sheet is in great shape
There are not too many of these around in 'unused' condition; this is one; $375.00 shipped USPS Priority Mail, and insured and tracked.
2. An R. Clark of Washington state 'camp knife'. This is a massive fixed blade 5/16" stock, there is no taper at the grip and the blade is 10", 15" overall. The top has a false edge which has not been sharpened, the blade has a 3" segment of 'saw teeth' which look like they will do the job. The scales are brown canvas micarta. There is a sheath of Kydex with a nylon drop loop that will fit a one and three quarters belt.
All this shipped to you via USPS Priority mail, tracked and insured for $275.00
3. A Colin Cox hollow handle survival knife in excellent condition save for some discoloration on the edges of the guard. This is a smaller version of his catalog standard with a five inch blade and a 3 3/4" grip which is only 3/4" in diameter. The brass cap has a nice liquid filled compass and a rubber 'O' ring seal. The brass guard has two holes for attaching the knife to a shaft for use as a spear. The high quality oiled sheath does not have a pouch on it
Shipped to you for $350.00
4. Lastly in this batch, a Peter Bauchop Warlock. 7 1/2" blade, 5 1/2" handle, 13" over all with a black finish. The handle is black micarta, grooved, The blade is marked with the Bauchop crest on the left side and the number 40 and the circle knife mark on the right. This knife comes in a black nylon sheath with a pouch and a Kydex liner. Rarely seen for sale these days.
To you for $475.00.
These are all the photos I can load at the moment. I have more and I can send them to you email address if you are interested and answer any questions you might have at the same time. Thanks for looking!
The outer scales are deep burgundy linen micarta and there is a brass spacer between the two scale sections.. There are some fine marks on the blade which are from opening and closing the knife, an intriguing process, and two small indentations which look like hardness spots.
The instruction sheet is in great shape
There are not too many of these around in 'unused' condition; this is one; $375.00 shipped USPS Priority Mail, and insured and tracked.
2. An R. Clark of Washington state 'camp knife'. This is a massive fixed blade 5/16" stock, there is no taper at the grip and the blade is 10", 15" overall. The top has a false edge which has not been sharpened, the blade has a 3" segment of 'saw teeth' which look like they will do the job. The scales are brown canvas micarta. There is a sheath of Kydex with a nylon drop loop that will fit a one and three quarters belt.
All this shipped to you via USPS Priority mail, tracked and insured for $275.00
3. A Colin Cox hollow handle survival knife in excellent condition save for some discoloration on the edges of the guard. This is a smaller version of his catalog standard with a five inch blade and a 3 3/4" grip which is only 3/4" in diameter. The brass cap has a nice liquid filled compass and a rubber 'O' ring seal. The brass guard has two holes for attaching the knife to a shaft for use as a spear. The high quality oiled sheath does not have a pouch on it
Shipped to you for $350.00
4. Lastly in this batch, a Peter Bauchop Warlock. 7 1/2" blade, 5 1/2" handle, 13" over all with a black finish. The handle is black micarta, grooved, The blade is marked with the Bauchop crest on the left side and the number 40 and the circle knife mark on the right. This knife comes in a black nylon sheath with a pouch and a Kydex liner. Rarely seen for sale these days.
To you for $475.00.
These are all the photos I can load at the moment. I have more and I can send them to you email address if you are interested and answer any questions you might have at the same time. Thanks for looking!
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