John Johnson
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Here's a few custom knives and a modified production fixed blade that won't break the bank. No trades. Shipping via USPS ground and insured, preferred payment via PP GandS, Venmo, Cash, etc. Whatever works for you. ALL COMMUNICATIONS THROUGH DMs ONLY! I WILL NOT BE CONTACTING YOU THROUGH EMAILS OR TEXTS OR OTHER METHODS FOR PAYMENT INFO. If you need other pics or more info, just let me know. Thanks for looking!
Integral Camp Knife: Circa 1980's. These were made in Argentina and we're drop forged, when I did research on it years ago. Totally forgot the name of the company that made them, however they were connected to Boker in some way, and few were made. It's the only I've ever seen. 12" blade to the integral bolster and 3/8" thick at the spine with a slight taper to the point, and I believe it's 5160 for the steel. Full tang is tapered as well slightly. Bolster measures about 3/4" across. Handle scales appear to jigged bone, no cracks and very slight shrinkage, but not distracting. Blade does have some scratches and peppering from throughout the years, but appears to have the original edge. Sheath is very well made, done in a traditional one piece of leather with the seam stitched on the backside, and with another layer of thin leather covering that and sewn along sheath edge. Despite it's size, it's very well balanced and moves quicker in hand then you would imagine. SOLD
Modified Ontario M-7 Fighter: Standard M-7 bayonet from Ontario that someone removed the handle, gave it an oval crossguard and wrapped the handle with thin diameter cord with an epoxy soak. In an M-10 sheath. Looks to have very little to no use with the parkerizing in good shape, save for the inevitable marks from the sheath retention on both sides of the blade and some scratches towards the tip. The butt that's been reground does have some discoloration from oxidation. Overall, a great and cheap blade to throw in a bag or car that's pretty light weight with Ontario quality. Price is $35 shipped.
The following are relists, showing what they were originally listed for and the current price. They're as cheap as they go price wise since they've been reduced so many times, however if you buy more then one, knock five dollars off the total price for each extra. Great knives at a great price.
Warren Tandoc: Selling these as a set. Not the original owner, but never used or carried by me and made from around 2010 probably. The cord wrapped fighter has a 3.25" blade, 1/4" stock with a chisel grind. About 7.25" OAL with the handle wrapping. Super point, strong tip, and probably made from 1095. Blade has been parkerized by maker. kydex sheath by maker. Warren made some interesting self defense knives during his time with his own sense of design. The small one has a 1.25" chisel ground blade from 1/4" stock (yes, really) with an OAL of about 4.5". Textured perimeter of handle and spine, with apparently the heat treat scale as the final finish. It may be small, but it's pretty cool, very sharp and very pointy. Price for the two is $90...$80...$70$...$65...$60...$55...$50...$45 shipped.
Daniel Certo/Relentless Knives: 5160 steel with a handle thickness of about 3/16" and a blade thickness somewhere around .125". 2.5" cutting edge and an overall length of 7.25". 4" from tip to handle wrap. Kind of a rough parkerized finish to it, but doesn't appear to have much use. Black cord wrapped handle. Sheath is leather, with a secondary slot to it. Price is $75...$65...$50 shipped...$45 shipped for this unique blade.
Unknown Maker Bushcrafter: Another one that I've completely forgot who the maker was, but their etched mark is pictured. 3" blade, 6.25" OAL. Double grind from 1/8" stock, and made from a carbon steel. Epoxy cord wrapped handle and kydex from the maker. I'm not the first owner, but I never carried or used it and appears to have it's original and sharp edge and is in excellent condition. Price is SOLD
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Integral Camp Knife: Circa 1980's. These were made in Argentina and we're drop forged, when I did research on it years ago. Totally forgot the name of the company that made them, however they were connected to Boker in some way, and few were made. It's the only I've ever seen. 12" blade to the integral bolster and 3/8" thick at the spine with a slight taper to the point, and I believe it's 5160 for the steel. Full tang is tapered as well slightly. Bolster measures about 3/4" across. Handle scales appear to jigged bone, no cracks and very slight shrinkage, but not distracting. Blade does have some scratches and peppering from throughout the years, but appears to have the original edge. Sheath is very well made, done in a traditional one piece of leather with the seam stitched on the backside, and with another layer of thin leather covering that and sewn along sheath edge. Despite it's size, it's very well balanced and moves quicker in hand then you would imagine. SOLD
Modified Ontario M-7 Fighter: Standard M-7 bayonet from Ontario that someone removed the handle, gave it an oval crossguard and wrapped the handle with thin diameter cord with an epoxy soak. In an M-10 sheath. Looks to have very little to no use with the parkerizing in good shape, save for the inevitable marks from the sheath retention on both sides of the blade and some scratches towards the tip. The butt that's been reground does have some discoloration from oxidation. Overall, a great and cheap blade to throw in a bag or car that's pretty light weight with Ontario quality. Price is $35 shipped.
The following are relists, showing what they were originally listed for and the current price. They're as cheap as they go price wise since they've been reduced so many times, however if you buy more then one, knock five dollars off the total price for each extra. Great knives at a great price.
Warren Tandoc: Selling these as a set. Not the original owner, but never used or carried by me and made from around 2010 probably. The cord wrapped fighter has a 3.25" blade, 1/4" stock with a chisel grind. About 7.25" OAL with the handle wrapping. Super point, strong tip, and probably made from 1095. Blade has been parkerized by maker. kydex sheath by maker. Warren made some interesting self defense knives during his time with his own sense of design. The small one has a 1.25" chisel ground blade from 1/4" stock (yes, really) with an OAL of about 4.5". Textured perimeter of handle and spine, with apparently the heat treat scale as the final finish. It may be small, but it's pretty cool, very sharp and very pointy. Price for the two is $90...$80...$70$...$65...$60...$55...$50...$45 shipped.
Daniel Certo/Relentless Knives: 5160 steel with a handle thickness of about 3/16" and a blade thickness somewhere around .125". 2.5" cutting edge and an overall length of 7.25". 4" from tip to handle wrap. Kind of a rough parkerized finish to it, but doesn't appear to have much use. Black cord wrapped handle. Sheath is leather, with a secondary slot to it. Price is $75...$65...$50 shipped...$45 shipped for this unique blade.
Unknown Maker Bushcrafter: Another one that I've completely forgot who the maker was, but their etched mark is pictured. 3" blade, 6.25" OAL. Double grind from 1/8" stock, and made from a carbon steel. Epoxy cord wrapped handle and kydex from the maker. I'm not the first owner, but I never carried or used it and appears to have it's original and sharp edge and is in excellent condition. Price is SOLD
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