Here are some of my fixed blades for sale. Seriously trying to pare down my collection and only keeping the handmades or custom made. Some of these are handmades and outside of one none have been used by me.
The one that has been used is the Ken Warner Black Jack 1-7 in A2 with black micarta, my favorite knife steel it seems. This was my main fishing knife for years. It was used, but not abused and is about as sharp as one could want or ask for. Seriously sharp. The blade has taken a grayish patina from fish blood, tree sap etc.etc. It also has a dusty box to go with it. $140
Now the other big fighter is a Saxon forge period correct fighter/edc from the buck skining era. Blade about 9.5", 5120 steel, polished and sharpened top clip ala moi. I've sharpened the knife, the handle is about 4.5" long, mild steel guard. Everything is tight and just frankly a great handmade bowie. Kind of a mini Hells Belles shape for the blade, very lite and very fast in the hand with a handmade sheath that is pretty heavy duty. $150
Underneath that is a Mike Mann Idaho Knife Works hunter from the mid 90's. Unused and I am the second owner. Elk handle, small guard, about 3/16" blade spine with a distal taper to the point. Never used but I sharpened it well, comes with original Mike Mann sheath. He doesn't make this style any longer. Forged 52100, about 4.75" blade length and handle is about the same, just a really well made hunter and comfortable in the hand. $150
Next is a Ryan W Uinta hunter brand new 2 wks ago. Nough said about this just superb and profiled in TK knives mag. $160
In the other pic under neath the Black Jack is a CASE hunter/camp knife. A long semi clip blade knife. Near as I can tell these were made from the 40's-60's. Blade is around 5.75", I think s.s. cause it never tarnished in the sheath. Loose pommel but not that bad but loose, never used, not original sheath and razor sharp courtesy of moi. $60
Then on the left is a very old Puuko. Laminated birch handle, brass ferrule, every thing seems tight on the knife although the handle shows a circular crack in it but again it is tight. $45 oh yea razor sharp and an old Case sheath that works. SOLD
Lastly I believe is another Ken Warner small hunter/caper. 1095 sub zero quenched, bone(stag) handle that is a two piece handle and is tight. Razor sharp and as sharp as the other Black Jack. Gorgeous little knife about a 3.5" blade, small guard and nice looking bone/stag handle, and have the box. Never used or sharpened. Pretty cool knife you don't see to often if at all. This is a bone handle made to look like stag and a good job it is. Also the blade is coated with Balistrol. $120
Ok shipping is 8 bucks, USPS P.M. with d/c. I take pp no fee's just so I can get some of these gone. thanks and keepem sharp
The one that has been used is the Ken Warner Black Jack 1-7 in A2 with black micarta, my favorite knife steel it seems. This was my main fishing knife for years. It was used, but not abused and is about as sharp as one could want or ask for. Seriously sharp. The blade has taken a grayish patina from fish blood, tree sap etc.etc. It also has a dusty box to go with it. $140
Now the other big fighter is a Saxon forge period correct fighter/edc from the buck skining era. Blade about 9.5", 5120 steel, polished and sharpened top clip ala moi. I've sharpened the knife, the handle is about 4.5" long, mild steel guard. Everything is tight and just frankly a great handmade bowie. Kind of a mini Hells Belles shape for the blade, very lite and very fast in the hand with a handmade sheath that is pretty heavy duty. $150
Underneath that is a Mike Mann Idaho Knife Works hunter from the mid 90's. Unused and I am the second owner. Elk handle, small guard, about 3/16" blade spine with a distal taper to the point. Never used but I sharpened it well, comes with original Mike Mann sheath. He doesn't make this style any longer. Forged 52100, about 4.75" blade length and handle is about the same, just a really well made hunter and comfortable in the hand. $150
Next is a Ryan W Uinta hunter brand new 2 wks ago. Nough said about this just superb and profiled in TK knives mag. $160
In the other pic under neath the Black Jack is a CASE hunter/camp knife. A long semi clip blade knife. Near as I can tell these were made from the 40's-60's. Blade is around 5.75", I think s.s. cause it never tarnished in the sheath. Loose pommel but not that bad but loose, never used, not original sheath and razor sharp courtesy of moi. $60
Then on the left is a very old Puuko. Laminated birch handle, brass ferrule, every thing seems tight on the knife although the handle shows a circular crack in it but again it is tight. $45 oh yea razor sharp and an old Case sheath that works. SOLD
Lastly I believe is another Ken Warner small hunter/caper. 1095 sub zero quenched, bone(stag) handle that is a two piece handle and is tight. Razor sharp and as sharp as the other Black Jack. Gorgeous little knife about a 3.5" blade, small guard and nice looking bone/stag handle, and have the box. Never used or sharpened. Pretty cool knife you don't see to often if at all. This is a bone handle made to look like stag and a good job it is. Also the blade is coated with Balistrol. $120
Ok shipping is 8 bucks, USPS P.M. with d/c. I take pp no fee's just so I can get some of these gone. thanks and keepem sharp
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