KnifeandEasy
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Lloyd Dogleg - $350 $300
Up for sale is my never used or carried Lloyd Dogbone in Westinghouse ivorite. I purchased this new last month and have decided it’s too similar to another I’ve owned and used. Beautiful covers, a little whiter/brighter in color than my other experience with ivorite. Very good snap, a little on the firmer side, but easily pincheable for me. Nice hollow ground 52100 blade that’s thin behind the edge. The blade is offcenter with no rub and the secondary grind, on the pile side near the kick, isn’t quite even but is sharp. Both flaws can be seen in pics.
Lloyd One Arm -$350 $300
New and unused from dealer. Very nice tall 52100 blade with a deep hollow grind. The micarta is a dark green canvas. Very well centered with firm, but easily pincheable, snap. The one downfall I noticed this morning is there is a very light bit of blade rap.
GEC 82 Elderberry Jig -$100 $70 SOLD
Doesn’t look like the blades have seen a lot of use. There are a few light pepper spots but I don’t see any patina. The 2nd and 3rd blades rub, which I believe is kind of a given on these. I’ve read these also have lazy snap but I’m happy with this particular one, there is a definite snap to open on all blades. The bolsters are definitely scratched up so im guessing this was a truck knife for a previous owner. Comes with tube and wax paper.
GEC 133213 BF ‘13 forum knife -$160 $140 SOLD
Just got this in last week and it’s just not for me. I believe this is a white linen micarta. The blades are well centered and there’s some patina on each blade. Doesn’t appear to have been sharpened. Swirls on the bolsters but nothing extreme and a few spots on the back springs. No tube with this guy.
Up for sale is my never used or carried Lloyd Dogbone in Westinghouse ivorite. I purchased this new last month and have decided it’s too similar to another I’ve owned and used. Beautiful covers, a little whiter/brighter in color than my other experience with ivorite. Very good snap, a little on the firmer side, but easily pincheable for me. Nice hollow ground 52100 blade that’s thin behind the edge. The blade is offcenter with no rub and the secondary grind, on the pile side near the kick, isn’t quite even but is sharp. Both flaws can be seen in pics.
Lloyd One Arm -
New and unused from dealer. Very nice tall 52100 blade with a deep hollow grind. The micarta is a dark green canvas. Very well centered with firm, but easily pincheable, snap. The one downfall I noticed this morning is there is a very light bit of blade rap.
GEC 82 Elderberry Jig -
Doesn’t look like the blades have seen a lot of use. There are a few light pepper spots but I don’t see any patina. The 2nd and 3rd blades rub, which I believe is kind of a given on these. I’ve read these also have lazy snap but I’m happy with this particular one, there is a definite snap to open on all blades. The bolsters are definitely scratched up so im guessing this was a truck knife for a previous owner. Comes with tube and wax paper.
GEC 133213 BF ‘13 forum knife -
Just got this in last week and it’s just not for me. I believe this is a white linen micarta. The blades are well centered and there’s some patina on each blade. Doesn’t appear to have been sharpened. Swirls on the bolsters but nothing extreme and a few spots on the back springs. No tube with this guy.
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