Hen and Rooster CM7 and a 2 Stockman lot

[pwcvincent]

For sale: all prices are PayPal goods, shipped.
All knives are used with no boxes unless otherwise noted.
Please mark an "I'll take it" followed by an email to pwcvincent@gmail.com for PayPal info.

Also, still have some other slipjoints for sale at reduced prices here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...aker-Remington-Queen-Camillus-and-Schrade-USA
And 3 Buck knives for $45 here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1480124-3-Buck-knives-for-45
Hen & Rooster Bertram Cutlery CM7 Bullet Slip Joint (Made in Germany) Serial # 2523 - ON HOLD

The following 2 are sold as a lot for $40 for both
Craftsman 95111 100 Year Anniversary Stockman
Buck Knives 317 Stockman

 

[SOFileworks]

I'm not all that familiar with older Hen & Rooster knives of this type, but was it common practice to have nail nicks on both sides of the blade?

 

[pwcvincent]

I'm not all that familiar with older Hen & Rooster knives of this type, but was it common practice to have nail nicks on both sides of the blade?

not sure but every pic ive seen of this blade is just of presentation side. In hand, they both look factory, that is to say, they look the same. I talked to a fellow on Facebook about it and he said that his also had nail nicks on both sides and he is a rather kind of guru for me on Hen and Rooster in that FB group (SJP)

 

[popedandy]

I'm not all that familiar with older Hen & Rooster knives of this type, but was it common practice to have nail nicks on both sides of the blade?

The CM-x knives were made for A.G. Russell. I don't know how many different knives were made. I've seen up to CM-17, but that's just what I've seen. The ones I've owned have all been very good quality. The CM-7 was called the vest pocket skinner. As far as the nail nicks on both sides of the blade are concerned, A.G. has done that on a few different knives, including some of his more recent designs.