For sale here are a few folders. I have a lot of stuff I need to sell. Folders and fixed, old style and new, custom, midtech, production, non-knives, you name it.
General terms:
a. PP G&S included, please use that method for payment.
b. Shipping/insurance to US50 also included. Other locations will need to be calculated.
c. Offers considered in all cases, especially if they are reasonable ones...
d. No trades. Um, unless you have a really good idea that involves money too.
e. For security, message through DM only, here on bf. Thanks.
1. Glenn Are Hovin, Aesir framelock. Hovin pics here. $2000.
OAL: 8.375 inches
Frame: 5
Blade: 3.375
This thing is a beauty. I don't think there is a single molecule out of place, every atom placed how the maker wanted it. No fasteners show, all hidden. RWL-34 with one of the best satin finishes I've ever seen, maybe THE best, I bet you'd agree. Flawless frame orange peel. Engine turned inside of frame. Simple, but interesting effect on backspacer. A note: this is a slippery orange peel. For me, it could be hard to hold securely in my large hands without putting pressure on the lockbar, thus preventing a smooth opening. Solution: flip it with my thumb, which positioned the hand differently and solved all problems! Now I flip everything with my thumb - more control and it's cooler... because no one else does it.
No container or COA, bought this one as you see from AZ I think.
2. Rick Lala (Korth), Phantom. Korth pics here. $1600.
OAL: 7.25 inches
Frame: 4.125
Blade: 3
At least, I think it's a Phantom. I don't really know much here except the Sentry and the Anaconda. Just the knife, no COA or box. Blade steel is unknown. Satin blade finish, frame is hammer textured with a sweet little scorpion finishing it off. The frame has a nice anodized color. Backspacer is also carved, similar to the frame. Has thumb ramp, and opens with, call it a "Korth hole", that they've used before on many knives.
3. Jonas Iglesias Jolt flipper. Iglesias Pics. $900.
OAL: 8 inches
Frame: 4.5
Blade: 3.5
This is an early but cool Jolt that I took in trade some time back. It's completely unmarked and without COA, but I did go through the ig exercise, and I found it at 565 weeks ago on Jonas' ig. About 11 years back, lol, but there it was! She's nearly mint, maybe a little mark or two on the blue anodized lock side. I believe that's a zirc clip and zirc floating backspacer. Two-tone tanto ground blade, which looks minty and unused. White linen micarta. Obviously not quite like the masterpieces he makes these days, but definitely an effective and well-made knife.
4. Chuck Gedraitis wharncliff slipjoint. Gedraitis slipjoint pics. $650.
OAL: 6.75 inches
Frame: 3.75
Blade: 3
A slipjoint from the skilled maker, a wharncliffe. Knife alone, nothing with it. Great walk and talk, maybe a 6 opening it. Not sure of blade steel. Black scales which look like just phenolic instead of micarta, but I'm not really sure. The Ti bolsters have some light scratches on them, so it's not perfect. Liners are Ti too. But it's like a 9 or something, the scratches on it just don't seem to add up to much. Bar shield. The spine of the blade is nicely shaped, and the backspring is beautifully fit with the liners, everything square and sealed. Half stop is perfect. I don't think it has been used.
5, Jody Muller unknown flipper model. Muller pics. $550.
OAL: 8.5 inches
Frame: 4.75
Blade: 3.75
An interesting knife. It caught my eye because of the broadness of the blade, and it's long sweeping belly. Cool. I don't know materials, whether it had a model name or anything like that. Flips like a gymnast, locks like a vault. Drop is excellent. All the movement factors feel terrific: the flip, the lockup, the drop, the detent. There is like a scratch or gouge or something on the crosscut mammoth. Not much on the frame, of course such scratches would blend into stoned finish.
6. Allen Elishewitz linerlock. Elishewitz pics.$450. SOLD
OAL: 7.75 inches
Frame: 4.375
Blade: 3.375
This is an earlier Elishewitz linerlock, not sure exactly how old. Damasteel blade, crowned damasteel backspacer. Blue Ti liners and clip. Ti bolsters. Mokume scales for the main surface. So many little details on this thing, they must've taken him some time. Stepped double thumbstuds. Filed liners. Five little balls inserted into the blade spine as an embellishment. Details everywhere! Works really well, and the blade seems like it's never been used. I certainly never used it. It's still as sharp as an eagle's eyes and claws. The only thing to note is that something in the bearing rubs in some way, but it barely effects anything. It's just a little bumpy in there, if you know what I'm saying. You feel a few bumps as you pivot the blade open.
General terms:
a. PP G&S included, please use that method for payment.
b. Shipping/insurance to US50 also included. Other locations will need to be calculated.
c. Offers considered in all cases, especially if they are reasonable ones...
d. No trades. Um, unless you have a really good idea that involves money too.
e. For security, message through DM only, here on bf. Thanks.
1. Glenn Are Hovin, Aesir framelock. Hovin pics here. $2000.
OAL: 8.375 inches
Frame: 5
Blade: 3.375
This thing is a beauty. I don't think there is a single molecule out of place, every atom placed how the maker wanted it. No fasteners show, all hidden. RWL-34 with one of the best satin finishes I've ever seen, maybe THE best, I bet you'd agree. Flawless frame orange peel. Engine turned inside of frame. Simple, but interesting effect on backspacer. A note: this is a slippery orange peel. For me, it could be hard to hold securely in my large hands without putting pressure on the lockbar, thus preventing a smooth opening. Solution: flip it with my thumb, which positioned the hand differently and solved all problems! Now I flip everything with my thumb - more control and it's cooler... because no one else does it.
No container or COA, bought this one as you see from AZ I think.
2. Rick Lala (Korth), Phantom. Korth pics here. $1600.
OAL: 7.25 inches
Frame: 4.125
Blade: 3
At least, I think it's a Phantom. I don't really know much here except the Sentry and the Anaconda. Just the knife, no COA or box. Blade steel is unknown. Satin blade finish, frame is hammer textured with a sweet little scorpion finishing it off. The frame has a nice anodized color. Backspacer is also carved, similar to the frame. Has thumb ramp, and opens with, call it a "Korth hole", that they've used before on many knives.
3. Jonas Iglesias Jolt flipper. Iglesias Pics. $900.
OAL: 8 inches
Frame: 4.5
Blade: 3.5
This is an early but cool Jolt that I took in trade some time back. It's completely unmarked and without COA, but I did go through the ig exercise, and I found it at 565 weeks ago on Jonas' ig. About 11 years back, lol, but there it was! She's nearly mint, maybe a little mark or two on the blue anodized lock side. I believe that's a zirc clip and zirc floating backspacer. Two-tone tanto ground blade, which looks minty and unused. White linen micarta. Obviously not quite like the masterpieces he makes these days, but definitely an effective and well-made knife.
4. Chuck Gedraitis wharncliff slipjoint. Gedraitis slipjoint pics. $650.
OAL: 6.75 inches
Frame: 3.75
Blade: 3
A slipjoint from the skilled maker, a wharncliffe. Knife alone, nothing with it. Great walk and talk, maybe a 6 opening it. Not sure of blade steel. Black scales which look like just phenolic instead of micarta, but I'm not really sure. The Ti bolsters have some light scratches on them, so it's not perfect. Liners are Ti too. But it's like a 9 or something, the scratches on it just don't seem to add up to much. Bar shield. The spine of the blade is nicely shaped, and the backspring is beautifully fit with the liners, everything square and sealed. Half stop is perfect. I don't think it has been used.
5, Jody Muller unknown flipper model. Muller pics. $550.
OAL: 8.5 inches
Frame: 4.75
Blade: 3.75
An interesting knife. It caught my eye because of the broadness of the blade, and it's long sweeping belly. Cool. I don't know materials, whether it had a model name or anything like that. Flips like a gymnast, locks like a vault. Drop is excellent. All the movement factors feel terrific: the flip, the lockup, the drop, the detent. There is like a scratch or gouge or something on the crosscut mammoth. Not much on the frame, of course such scratches would blend into stoned finish.
6. Allen Elishewitz linerlock. Elishewitz pics.
OAL: 7.75 inches
Frame: 4.375
Blade: 3.375
This is an earlier Elishewitz linerlock, not sure exactly how old. Damasteel blade, crowned damasteel backspacer. Blue Ti liners and clip. Ti bolsters. Mokume scales for the main surface. So many little details on this thing, they must've taken him some time. Stepped double thumbstuds. Filed liners. Five little balls inserted into the blade spine as an embellishment. Details everywhere! Works really well, and the blade seems like it's never been used. I certainly never used it. It's still as sharp as an eagle's eyes and claws. The only thing to note is that something in the bearing rubs in some way, but it barely effects anything. It's just a little bumpy in there, if you know what I'm saying. You feel a few bumps as you pivot the blade open.
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