Prelims: I am in Ontario Canada, prices are in US$ unless otherwise agreed. Payment by paypal or EMT in Canada.
Prices include shipping in US and Canada without tracking or insurance except on the Kershaw or if you buy both higonokami (because these are relatively low $ value knives) I am open to making other arrangements, and they also include paypal fees. Open to offers/trades.
Kershaw 1910 RAM, Black, Discontinued, great mechanism, tons of fun to flip. Has been carried and sharpened a couple times. Not pristine, but not abused either. Some marks on the G10 and in the black anodizing. A great knife, selling to pay bills. Asking $120 shipped with tracking.Now $110
IMG_2181 by rapt_up, on Flickr
IMG_2180 by rapt_up, on Flickr
IMG_2179 by rapt_up, on Flickr
IMG_2178 by rapt_up, on Flickr
CRKT 111 Lake, lockback folder with lock on lockback. Used lightly, sharpened once. Includes pouch sheath. Asking $30
CRKT Lake 111 with pouch by rapt_up, on Flickr
CRKT111 offside by rapt_up, on Flickr
DDR3-BL kit from knifekits. All complete, never used, just trial assembled to make sure it was complete. Make your own scales, or have one of the great scale makers make ones for you. Asking $40
IMG_2037 by rapt_up, on Flickr
IMG_2036 by rapt_up, on Flickr
Higonokami Brass handle, layered Carbon steel blade, near zero grind. Core is very hard carbon steel. The core is visible as two tone steel on the grind. Sharpened on the zero grind makes a razor, hair leaps off your skin. I have one I use, and there are two of these I have decided should go since my first one is lasting so well I don't need backups. The brass will patina with handling and time. Like new, only out of box to check and photograph, includes paper, baggie, box. These are intended as working knives so there may be small scuff scratches etc on the brass from the factory. Asking $55 eanow $35
Higonokami style box by rapt_up, on Flickr
in plastic by rapt_up, on Flickr
higonokami 1 by rapt_up, on Flickr
higonokami 2 by rapt_up, on Flickr
Or buy the two Higonokami for $55 and I'll throw insured and tracked shipping US and Canada.
Prices include shipping in US and Canada without tracking or insurance except on the Kershaw or if you buy both higonokami (because these are relatively low $ value knives) I am open to making other arrangements, and they also include paypal fees. Open to offers/trades.
Kershaw 1910 RAM, Black, Discontinued, great mechanism, tons of fun to flip. Has been carried and sharpened a couple times. Not pristine, but not abused either. Some marks on the G10 and in the black anodizing. A great knife, selling to pay bills. Asking $120 shipped with tracking.Now $110
IMG_2181 by rapt_up, on FlickrIMG_2180 by rapt_up, on FlickrIMG_2179 by rapt_up, on FlickrIMG_2178 by rapt_up, on FlickrCRKT 111 Lake, lockback folder with lock on lockback. Used lightly, sharpened once. Includes pouch sheath. Asking $30
CRKT Lake 111 with pouch by rapt_up, on FlickrCRKT111 offside by rapt_up, on FlickrDDR3-BL kit from knifekits. All complete, never used, just trial assembled to make sure it was complete. Make your own scales, or have one of the great scale makers make ones for you. Asking $40
IMG_2037 by rapt_up, on FlickrIMG_2036 by rapt_up, on FlickrHigonokami Brass handle, layered Carbon steel blade, near zero grind. Core is very hard carbon steel. The core is visible as two tone steel on the grind. Sharpened on the zero grind makes a razor, hair leaps off your skin. I have one I use, and there are two of these I have decided should go since my first one is lasting so well I don't need backups. The brass will patina with handling and time. Like new, only out of box to check and photograph, includes paper, baggie, box. These are intended as working knives so there may be small scuff scratches etc on the brass from the factory. Asking $55 eanow $35
Higonokami style box by rapt_up, on Flickrin plastic by rapt_up, on Flickrhigonokami 1 by rapt_up, on Flickrhigonokami 2 by rapt_up, on FlickrOr buy the two Higonokami for $55 and I'll throw insured and tracked shipping US and Canada.
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? If so I think I'd take it...how hard does it "assist" the button?