I have several knives I want to put up for trades. All of these knives have been used and sharpened. There are scratches, or scuffs, on most of the blades and some of the bolsters. I will list them and put some pics of them up and do my best to describe them above each picture. I am looking to trade one, or a combination of some of these knives for one or more Queen knives with D2 tool steel blades. I'm pretty open to the model of Queen, as long as it's at least 3 and 5/8in long closed. Anything smaller than that and I have a tough time holding it, and using it. I like stockman and trapper style knives, but am open to other models as well. I recently picked up a canoe and like it a lot. So, I'm pretty open to any model as long as it's in the Queen family and D2 tool steel.
I can be reached by email at ley.martin@yahoo.com . Or, if you would like to call me and ask questions about any of the knives you may call me at 409 370-8220. I don't mind shipping first if anyone has any concerns in that regard, as long as you are a member in good standing here I will work with you on that. I ship USPS priority mail with tracking.
Here are the knives I have up for trade: 1. Case 1986 6265 SAB-with CV steel, 2. Case Brothers Cutlery Co. 2003 61265LC Mid folding Hunter, 3. Case 2010 3318 CV Stockman in yellow, 4. Case 2002 6254 SS Trapper- John Deer green model with John Deer shield,has been TRADED 5. Schrade Walden-Uncle Henry 897 stockman, 6. Schrade+ USA-Uncle Henry 897UH Stockman,TRADED 7. Schrade USA 12 OT, 8. Queen stockman with winterbottom delrin scales, 9. Boker Plus Trapper with 440C blades and bone scales.
Here is a group pic of the four Case knives. The 6265SAB has had a new scale put on by Case because I sent it in for repair. I traded for it and it came without the back scale. Case cleaned it up real nice. The leather sheath for it is in rough shape, but usable. The 61265LC is real nice, however it does have a ding next to the pivot pin on the blade bolster, and the pin is visible. Other than that it's a real nice knife. The 3318 CV is almost knew, but has been used and sharpened. It does have some petina on it from eating apples. The 6254 has been used a good bit and has quite a few scratches on its blades and bolsters, 6254 has been TRADED. It's still in good shape though. All of the scales are crack free on all of the knives. All of the Case knives have good walk and talk.
Next up are the Schrades. The Schrade Walden has a Sheeps foot blade that's been abused a bit. The other blades have scratches or scuffs on them, but appear almost full. Walk and talk is fair, with fair snap upon closing. There is some slight blade play in the sheeps foot and main blade. The Schrade+ USA 897UH has weak snap on closing of all blades.TRADED I think it's because the pivots need cleaning. I haven't cleaned any of these knives since I've aquired them. The blades all appear full on the USA 897UH, with a few scuffs on them. There is very slight blade play in the main blade, very slight. The 897UH does have some staining on the back springs. The 12 OT is carbon steel. The blade has a slight amount of play, and a nice patina. All three have crack free scales. All three have been used and sharpened. No rust on any of the knives up for trade.
Next up is the Queen stockman, and the Boker Plus trapper. The Queen stockman has scuffs on all of it's blades. The blades have good walk and talk. It has been used and sharpened. The scales are chip or crack free, and very nice looking, as are the bolsters. It had blade play when I aquired it and I sent it in to Queen, and they repaired the blade play, shined the bolsters up real nice, but scuffed the snot out of the blades. Go figure. The Boker is a nice knife, with no issues. It has been used and sharpened.
I can be reached by email at ley.martin@yahoo.com . Or, if you would like to call me and ask questions about any of the knives you may call me at 409 370-8220. I don't mind shipping first if anyone has any concerns in that regard, as long as you are a member in good standing here I will work with you on that. I ship USPS priority mail with tracking.
Here are the knives I have up for trade: 1. Case 1986 6265 SAB-with CV steel, 2. Case Brothers Cutlery Co. 2003 61265LC Mid folding Hunter, 3. Case 2010 3318 CV Stockman in yellow, 4. Case 2002 6254 SS Trapper- John Deer green model with John Deer shield,has been TRADED 5. Schrade Walden-Uncle Henry 897 stockman, 6. Schrade+ USA-Uncle Henry 897UH Stockman,TRADED 7. Schrade USA 12 OT, 8. Queen stockman with winterbottom delrin scales, 9. Boker Plus Trapper with 440C blades and bone scales.
Here is a group pic of the four Case knives. The 6265SAB has had a new scale put on by Case because I sent it in for repair. I traded for it and it came without the back scale. Case cleaned it up real nice. The leather sheath for it is in rough shape, but usable. The 61265LC is real nice, however it does have a ding next to the pivot pin on the blade bolster, and the pin is visible. Other than that it's a real nice knife. The 3318 CV is almost knew, but has been used and sharpened. It does have some petina on it from eating apples. The 6254 has been used a good bit and has quite a few scratches on its blades and bolsters, 6254 has been TRADED. It's still in good shape though. All of the scales are crack free on all of the knives. All of the Case knives have good walk and talk.
Next up are the Schrades. The Schrade Walden has a Sheeps foot blade that's been abused a bit. The other blades have scratches or scuffs on them, but appear almost full. Walk and talk is fair, with fair snap upon closing. There is some slight blade play in the sheeps foot and main blade. The Schrade+ USA 897UH has weak snap on closing of all blades.TRADED I think it's because the pivots need cleaning. I haven't cleaned any of these knives since I've aquired them. The blades all appear full on the USA 897UH, with a few scuffs on them. There is very slight blade play in the main blade, very slight. The 897UH does have some staining on the back springs. The 12 OT is carbon steel. The blade has a slight amount of play, and a nice patina. All three have crack free scales. All three have been used and sharpened. No rust on any of the knives up for trade.
Next up is the Queen stockman, and the Boker Plus trapper. The Queen stockman has scuffs on all of it's blades. The blades have good walk and talk. It has been used and sharpened. The scales are chip or crack free, and very nice looking, as are the bolsters. It had blade play when I aquired it and I sent it in to Queen, and they repaired the blade play, shined the bolsters up real nice, but scuffed the snot out of the blades. Go figure. The Boker is a nice knife, with no issues. It has been used and sharpened.
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