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Reason for selling: It's a little too stiff for my 60 year old hands! NO LONGER FOR SALE!!!
Reason for not posting pics: I'm a techno-challenged 60 year old! NO LONGER FOR SALE!!!
However, the same knife as mine CAN be seen right here on BladeForums. Go to the Traditionals sub-forum, find the thread titled "Your favorite GEC", go to page 4, post # 65.
That poster (black mamba) bought a "second" with some slight "issue". Mine is not a "second". The true bone color is shown in pic #'s 1 and 3.
The only thing I've done on mine is "flitzed" off the etching on the blade - I'm not a fan of writing on blades. There is still a shadow etching that's noticeable if you turn the blade in the light just right, but it is a consistent shadow, not splotchy. I didn't flitz it very hard at all.
Mine does not have a serial number.
This knife is new and untouched, except for the flitzing and cutting a little paper. Never carried or sharpened. Closes dead center in the liners.
NO LONGER FOR SALE!!!
Thanks for looking!
Keith Wiley
Reason for not posting pics: I'm a techno-challenged 60 year old! NO LONGER FOR SALE!!!
However, the same knife as mine CAN be seen right here on BladeForums. Go to the Traditionals sub-forum, find the thread titled "Your favorite GEC", go to page 4, post # 65.
That poster (black mamba) bought a "second" with some slight "issue". Mine is not a "second". The true bone color is shown in pic #'s 1 and 3.
The only thing I've done on mine is "flitzed" off the etching on the blade - I'm not a fan of writing on blades. There is still a shadow etching that's noticeable if you turn the blade in the light just right, but it is a consistent shadow, not splotchy. I didn't flitz it very hard at all.
Mine does not have a serial number.
This knife is new and untouched, except for the flitzing and cutting a little paper. Never carried or sharpened. Closes dead center in the liners.
NO LONGER FOR SALE!!!
Thanks for looking!
Keith Wiley
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