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Black Jack Panga- **SPF**
Price is $125.00 **REDUCED to $110.** FINAL REDUCTION $95.00**
This is the original satin finish version of the Black Jack Panga with the original BJ Panga logo before they changed it. Purchased new from the Cutlery Shoppe in 1993. It was used as a martial arts demo sword. Hasn't been used to cut anything and is razor sharp! The sheath is in fair condtion considering having traveled in a gear bag all these years. It was a pretty crappy sheath to begin with but it held up well enough, just that the Panga is so sharp it tends to cut the restraining strap when you draw it. One half of the middle screw/pin fell out and was lost long ago but I have the other half which I will include. Shouldn't be a problem finding a female pin to fit. it. The kraton handle scales function just fine without it. I do have an aluminium pin in there now but it is easily removeable (see pic). It didn't come from the Cutlery Shoppe with a box so there isn't one to pass along. If you want a more detailed description of this particular model you can find it here;
http://blackjack.0catch.com/pages/panga.htm
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**GONE**- Pacific Cutlery-Balisong Inc. Bushmaster- Model # 760
This is also an early version designed by David Steele for Pacific Cutlery/Balisong-Inc. and was designed for use in the Filipino Martial Arts. Blade steel was represented to me as 440A though I can't be certain. I purchased this new in the late 1980's from I&I Sports in Los Angeles when they were still located on Crenshaw Avenue. This was also used as a martial arts demo blade. Hasn't cut anything and still retains the original edge. There is surface scratching running length wise to the satin finish blade from drawing out of the kydex sheath and a few nicks and dings from rolling around in a gear bag for twenty years. Logos are still intact and ledgible, just some scratching to the David Steele snake skull logo. No Box. All in all a couple of cool blades from a bygone era.
First to post "Dibbies" here in the post gets it via the time stamp, then email me for shipping info, etc. Pic available on request
Includes shipping via USPS Priority Mail w/Signature Confirmation and Insured. Sale will be within the USA only and payment is made via USPS MONEY ORDER ONLY. A non-USPS will be sent back and sale will be void. *If we have done business before I will ship forthwith on your honor as a BF member you will send payment forthwith*. New buyers I will ship upon reciept of payment. I can only check my email a couple of times a day but I will get back to you. Thank you for looking!
Matador-
Price is $125.00 **REDUCED to $110.** FINAL REDUCTION $95.00**
This is the original satin finish version of the Black Jack Panga with the original BJ Panga logo before they changed it. Purchased new from the Cutlery Shoppe in 1993. It was used as a martial arts demo sword. Hasn't been used to cut anything and is razor sharp! The sheath is in fair condtion considering having traveled in a gear bag all these years. It was a pretty crappy sheath to begin with but it held up well enough, just that the Panga is so sharp it tends to cut the restraining strap when you draw it. One half of the middle screw/pin fell out and was lost long ago but I have the other half which I will include. Shouldn't be a problem finding a female pin to fit. it. The kraton handle scales function just fine without it. I do have an aluminium pin in there now but it is easily removeable (see pic). It didn't come from the Cutlery Shoppe with a box so there isn't one to pass along. If you want a more detailed description of this particular model you can find it here;
http://blackjack.0catch.com/pages/panga.htm
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**GONE**- Pacific Cutlery-Balisong Inc. Bushmaster- Model # 760
This is also an early version designed by David Steele for Pacific Cutlery/Balisong-Inc. and was designed for use in the Filipino Martial Arts. Blade steel was represented to me as 440A though I can't be certain. I purchased this new in the late 1980's from I&I Sports in Los Angeles when they were still located on Crenshaw Avenue. This was also used as a martial arts demo blade. Hasn't cut anything and still retains the original edge. There is surface scratching running length wise to the satin finish blade from drawing out of the kydex sheath and a few nicks and dings from rolling around in a gear bag for twenty years. Logos are still intact and ledgible, just some scratching to the David Steele snake skull logo. No Box. All in all a couple of cool blades from a bygone era.
First to post "Dibbies" here in the post gets it via the time stamp, then email me for shipping info, etc. Pic available on request
Includes shipping via USPS Priority Mail w/Signature Confirmation and Insured. Sale will be within the USA only and payment is made via USPS MONEY ORDER ONLY. A non-USPS will be sent back and sale will be void. *If we have done business before I will ship forthwith on your honor as a BF member you will send payment forthwith*. New buyers I will ship upon reciept of payment. I can only check my email a couple of times a day but I will get back to you. Thank you for looking!
Matador-
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