I am selling a few here to make some room for other purchases. I am asking what I have into them. Prices include Paypal fees and USPS shipping CONUS. Open to trades but I'm very picky. The only trades I would entertain are #98 Texas Camp Knives(Charlie C. SFO), #85 CK SFO Bullet End Jack in Antique Yellow Jigged Bone(2-blade) or a Yankee Jack Clip in Antique Autumn Saw Cut Bone. Nothing else.
1) #85 Bullet End Jack w/ Punch(852211P) in burnt stag. 1 of 35 made - serialized on the handle as "31". LNIT. Comes with tube and wax paper. $200
2) #77 Washington Harness Jack(772215HJ) in smooth blood red bone. Knife is used but in excellent condition with great fit and finish and walk and talk. Knife has been carried a few times and used to cut some paper products. The beautiful blood red bone has a lot of character to it. The mark side has the most character of any smooth bone I have owned. What the pictures show as a possible crack next to the shield is actually just part of the texture of the bone and the way the bone took to the dye. I tried to show in the pictures how much character and texture the scales have and the way the dye adds to the overall character of the knife. Definitely not your normal, boring smooth bone. The etching on the blade although still there has faded some. Still very visible but worth noting. Knife comes with the correct tube, collector pin and protective paper. $165
3) SOLD #43(43118)in Orange Camel Bone. Carried some, but still in excellent condition. No patina on blade, just standard carry marks on bolsters. Doesn't look like it has been sharpened either. $SOLD
1) #85 Bullet End Jack w/ Punch(852211P) in burnt stag. 1 of 35 made - serialized on the handle as "31". LNIT. Comes with tube and wax paper. $200
2) #77 Washington Harness Jack(772215HJ) in smooth blood red bone. Knife is used but in excellent condition with great fit and finish and walk and talk. Knife has been carried a few times and used to cut some paper products. The beautiful blood red bone has a lot of character to it. The mark side has the most character of any smooth bone I have owned. What the pictures show as a possible crack next to the shield is actually just part of the texture of the bone and the way the bone took to the dye. I tried to show in the pictures how much character and texture the scales have and the way the dye adds to the overall character of the knife. Definitely not your normal, boring smooth bone. The etching on the blade although still there has faded some. Still very visible but worth noting. Knife comes with the correct tube, collector pin and protective paper. $165
3) SOLD #43(43118)in Orange Camel Bone. Carried some, but still in excellent condition. No patina on blade, just standard carry marks on bolsters. Doesn't look like it has been sharpened either. $SOLD
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