First unconditional post, PM or email stating you will take a knife, followed by prompt communication and payment, will get the item. If I don’t hear from you within two hours, or if you don’t pay within 24 hours or let me know when you will be able to make payment, I will let the next person claiming the knife take it. I reserve the right to refuse to sell this item to anyone at my discretion. Prices below include priority shipping with tracking and insurance, and PayPal fees. Knives paid through PayPal must be shipped to confirmed addresses on paying account. Money orders are also accepted. I will ship internationally as long as you agree to pay shipping cost in addition to asking price below via PayPal gift option. I will usually be able to ship within two days after I receive payment.
Here are some general disclosures on these knives:
Knives are used and may have been used for opening mail or packages or light food prep, and in a few instances, to do some light wood carving. They have been carefully cleaned, dried and treated with medical grade mineral oil or all natural wood wax. They have also been polished and carefully stropped to touch up the edge. Because they have been carried and used to varying degrees, they will have some character in the form of small, light scuffs and/or scratches as indicated in the pictures and/or descriptions below. All knives come with the tube. Blades are 1095.
If you buy a knife and for some reason feel that the description was not adequate, please just let me know and I’ll be happy to work with you to resolve the issue.
Buy both knives and get this lightly used Opinel No. 9 for free
SOLD///1. #42 Missouri Trader - $72 – serial number 4; great condition, lightly used, carefully polished and sharpened, some patina; the slightest of vertical rocking can only be felt by deliberately grabbing the blade and moving it and is not noticeable during use; this one comes with a lightly used large GEC leather pocket sheath that I used with this knife.
see pics below for #72 for more pics of the #42
SOLD///2. #72 Cody Scout - $58 – Pictured here with the #42 for sale above; the #72 is the top knife in pics with both knives; Used, carefully polished and sharpened, some patina; the slightest of vertical rocking can only be felt by deliberately grabbing the blade and moving it and is not noticeable during use; this one came with a proud pin that I carefully sanded down along with the rest of the scales to make the finish consistent
Here are some general disclosures on these knives:
Knives are used and may have been used for opening mail or packages or light food prep, and in a few instances, to do some light wood carving. They have been carefully cleaned, dried and treated with medical grade mineral oil or all natural wood wax. They have also been polished and carefully stropped to touch up the edge. Because they have been carried and used to varying degrees, they will have some character in the form of small, light scuffs and/or scratches as indicated in the pictures and/or descriptions below. All knives come with the tube. Blades are 1095.
If you buy a knife and for some reason feel that the description was not adequate, please just let me know and I’ll be happy to work with you to resolve the issue.
Buy both knives and get this lightly used Opinel No. 9 for free
SOLD///1. #42 Missouri Trader - $72 – serial number 4; great condition, lightly used, carefully polished and sharpened, some patina; the slightest of vertical rocking can only be felt by deliberately grabbing the blade and moving it and is not noticeable during use; this one comes with a lightly used large GEC leather pocket sheath that I used with this knife.
see pics below for #72 for more pics of the #42
SOLD///2. #72 Cody Scout - $58 – Pictured here with the #42 for sale above; the #72 is the top knife in pics with both knives; Used, carefully polished and sharpened, some patina; the slightest of vertical rocking can only be felt by deliberately grabbing the blade and moving it and is not noticeable during use; this one came with a proud pin that I carefully sanded down along with the rest of the scales to make the finish consistent
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