Daltons and James Bros Cheyenne...

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Offered is a mint condition Dalton Companion automatic. Carved aluminum handles with micarta overlays, bead blasted blade, push button release with a liner lock. Dalton interpretation of a classic Italian stiletto!

Price is $SOLD including shipping and insurance

Blade length: 4"
Overall length: 8"
Blade steel: n/a
Edge: Plain
Handle material: Carved aluminum with micarta scales
Clip: None
Condition: Mint

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Third offered is a mint condition James Brothers Cheyenne automatic. Aluminum handles with carved micarta scales. Push button release tanto blade. Fires strong and locks up perfectly. This knife has never been carried or used. This knife has never been sharpened. Incredibly sturdy pocket clip. Might be the ultimate EDC auto, a true classic!

Price is $SOLD including shipping and insurance

Blade length: 3.5"
Overall length: 8"
Blade steel: n/a
Edge: Plain
Handle material: aluminum with carved micarta scales
Clip: Yes
Condition: Mint

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Paypal OK, need the money so a trade would have to be pretty interesting :)

Thanks for looking,

-Michael
 
If the Cheyenne is still avainable I will take it! it!! Email sent on payment instructions! Thanks David
 
If you still have the James Brothers', I will trade one of two McCarthy Z's one with black micarta handle and button, ex shape, never sharpened, the other is solid metal handle with 3 or 4 holes in it, lined with gold or brass, #8 of I don't know how many, also ex shape, nice file work, etc, willing to send both on approval in advance. Also have 2 Dalton companions, mint in condom, one with camo center and black frame, other with black center and camo frame, also sent on approval. My cell is 714 673-4652, home is 714 641-8650, will send all on approval. Many other black autos, Brend, Micro, Lone wolf, Woodard, also have 1999 Tommy Ware #12 with large red bone/ stag handle, fresh tune-up by Tommy in Diatl, but would need cash too or more steel. Do you still have the Cheyenne? Thanks, Erich Hoerchner
 
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