I have some knives, all brand new in the box (Case Ruger series come in tin) that I would like to trade for different kinds of knives like Microtech, Benchmade, Spyderco, Hogue, etc.
*Case "Barehead Peanut" Stag made in 1999. Beautiful stag handles. These are pretty hard to find, and one of my favorite style Case knives.
* Case XX model #61050 Large Coke Bottle Prototype. It has the very rare brass bowtie Case shield on the front handle. Made in 1991. Burnt White Jigged Bone handles, nickel silver bolsters, and brass pins & liners. It is 5 1/4" closed. 4" stainless steel clip blade. It was proposed for the Winston Cup Series Champion, which was never put into regular production. It just has Winston Cup Champion in very small words where the model number would be on the back of the blade. Beautiful knife and very rare.
*Case "Ruger" series Large Gunstock made in 2004 new in Ruger tin & also has black suede pouch. Black jigged bone handles with Ruger shield on front. Nickel silver bolsters with brass liners and pins. There were 9 different knives in this series made in 2004 only.
*Seven different Camillus Classic Cartridge knives all new in box with paperwork. This series started in 1991 and ended in 1997, with Camillus making 1 knife in a different style with a different cartridge each year. A blade on each knife is etched with a dimensional schematic of the cartridge. Shield on the knives is an actual cartridge head with inert primer. Jigged brown bone handles, nickel silver bolsters & pins, and brass liners. These knives are very collectible and hard to come by, and will only appreciate in value. Below are model #'s with small description.
CCC-1 / Jumbo Trapper 45-70
CCC-4 / Banana Trapper .257 Roberts
CCC-5 / Trapper .45 Colt
CCC-7 / Camp Knife .270 Win.
*Also have a Camillus "Safari" series from the 1990's also. Almost identical to the Classic Cartridge series, but they have Cocobolo handles instead of bone and the cartridge head is silver instead of brass.
CSS-2 / Large Trapper .300 Win. Mag
*Spyderco Pro-Grip. Not new but in excellent condition, and a very old Spyderco. G2 steel.
Can email pics.
Thanks!
*Case "Barehead Peanut" Stag made in 1999. Beautiful stag handles. These are pretty hard to find, and one of my favorite style Case knives.
* Case XX model #61050 Large Coke Bottle Prototype. It has the very rare brass bowtie Case shield on the front handle. Made in 1991. Burnt White Jigged Bone handles, nickel silver bolsters, and brass pins & liners. It is 5 1/4" closed. 4" stainless steel clip blade. It was proposed for the Winston Cup Series Champion, which was never put into regular production. It just has Winston Cup Champion in very small words where the model number would be on the back of the blade. Beautiful knife and very rare.
*Case "Ruger" series Large Gunstock made in 2004 new in Ruger tin & also has black suede pouch. Black jigged bone handles with Ruger shield on front. Nickel silver bolsters with brass liners and pins. There were 9 different knives in this series made in 2004 only.
*Seven different Camillus Classic Cartridge knives all new in box with paperwork. This series started in 1991 and ended in 1997, with Camillus making 1 knife in a different style with a different cartridge each year. A blade on each knife is etched with a dimensional schematic of the cartridge. Shield on the knives is an actual cartridge head with inert primer. Jigged brown bone handles, nickel silver bolsters & pins, and brass liners. These knives are very collectible and hard to come by, and will only appreciate in value. Below are model #'s with small description.
CCC-1 / Jumbo Trapper 45-70
CCC-4 / Banana Trapper .257 Roberts
CCC-5 / Trapper .45 Colt
CCC-7 / Camp Knife .270 Win.
*Also have a Camillus "Safari" series from the 1990's also. Almost identical to the Classic Cartridge series, but they have Cocobolo handles instead of bone and the cartridge head is silver instead of brass.
CSS-2 / Large Trapper .300 Win. Mag
*Spyderco Pro-Grip. Not new but in excellent condition, and a very old Spyderco. G2 steel.
Can email pics.
Thanks!
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