Ok guy's, I have several Kershaw, Case, Buck, and a Queen I'm offering up for trade. They are all used, except one of the Large Case Stockmans(the blue one). Most have been sharpened. However, there are several with untouched edges. I will list the knives up for trade. Let me know which one, or ones, you are interested in and I will try to describe them better, and take additional pics of it if you would like. I am mostly interested in Spyderco's. I like flat ground blades. I do not like serrations. I would also consider other brands like Benchmade, or other quality folder brands. Please use my email, ley.martin@yahoo.com to contact me.
Here is a list with some pics:
Kershaw
1. Leek 1660 G10, s30v blade, excellent condition, used and has been sharpened, comes with a box for a Leek 1660, nice knife. Has light handling marks on blade and g10.Traded
2. OSO Sweet 1830, used, blade has factory edge, blade has one small nick in edge toward the tip. Has light handling marks.
3. RAM 1910 CKT, used, blade has been sharpened by the factory and has the factory edge. It has not been used since the factory sharpen. Has light handling marks.Traded
4. OD-1 1775, used and lightly sharpened. has light handling marks. Knife is in excellent condition.Traded
5. Orange Zing 1735OR, used and lightly sharpened, has light handling marks, excellent condition.Traded
6. Mini Cyclone 1635ST, used, blade has not been touched and has factory edge. has light handling marks, speed safe disconnect works good. excellent condition.Traded
7. Red Scallion 1620RD, very nice, looks unused. However, I will call it used as I got it from a flea market. It essentially looks new. Blade is untouched and factory. No box though.Traded
Next are Buck fixed blades.
1. Buck 119, with box, used and sharpened, has a convex edge, has scratches on blade and pommel, sheath shows some wear but is in good condition.
2. Buck 602, used and sharpened, has scratches on the blade. Nylon sheath shows slight wear.
Next is a Case XXChanger set. Comes with 4 blades. They have been lightly used and lightly sharpened. I hardly used this knife. The sheath is in excellent condition. It comes with a box and paperwork. The handle looks good with some light handling marks. The brass has a little bit of tarnish from sitting in the leather sheath for a long time. This is a nice set.
Next is a Case 6265 Hunter with leather sheath. Is in excellent condition. Bolsters have some slight tarnish from sitting in the sheath for a long time. Other than that this knife looks almost new. The edges on the blade are untouched. There are some light handling marks on the blade, bolsters. But, they are very light. There is some slight play in the main blade, but is very slight. Same for the secondary blade. Scales look great. This is a real nice used 6265.
This one is a Mark 1 military knife made by Case. It is in good condition. The blade has been used and sharpened, but still looks full. The blade has a petina appropriate for its age. No sheath. The handle is in good condition with obvious wear and age. Nice Case fixed blade for somebody's collection. I have not ever seen a Case Mark 1 until I found this specimen. No sheath.
Next is a Western folding hunting knife. This knife is pretty old. I got it for my wife nearly 25yrs ago or more for her to use hunting. It is used and sharpened. Tang marked WESTERN, U.S.A. 542, E. Blade has scratches on it. Handle shows some handling marks. Bolsters have handling marks and tarnish from being in sheath for a long time. Sheath is in good condition.
This one is a small Queen fixed blade that is a bird and trout knife. The tang is marked with the Queen logo and U.S.A. right below it. The knife looks new. The edge looks factory and unsharpened. The sheath looks excellent.
Finally are some Case slip joints and liner locks. Some are CV steel, and some are stainless. They are all used, and most have been sharpened(except a couple). The Blue large stockman is new, and only has some very light handling marks on it. I think I have boxes for most of these knives. I kept the boxes and they should be in my safe. If you would like pics of a particular one please let me know. And, I will describe it better to you with the additional pics, which I will post in this thread. I almost forgot, the two stockmen at the lower right. The one on the far right is a Buck 307 in great condition(hard to find), the one second from the right is a USA made Old Timer I've had since I was a kid(I'm 48 now). It is a 61OT, has some petina, and is tight as the day it came from the factory. It's a really nice example. But, I don't use it anymore.Trapper Lock in pic is traded
Here is a list with some pics:
Kershaw
1. Leek 1660 G10, s30v blade, excellent condition, used and has been sharpened, comes with a box for a Leek 1660, nice knife. Has light handling marks on blade and g10.Traded
2. OSO Sweet 1830, used, blade has factory edge, blade has one small nick in edge toward the tip. Has light handling marks.
3. RAM 1910 CKT, used, blade has been sharpened by the factory and has the factory edge. It has not been used since the factory sharpen. Has light handling marks.Traded
4. OD-1 1775, used and lightly sharpened. has light handling marks. Knife is in excellent condition.Traded
5. Orange Zing 1735OR, used and lightly sharpened, has light handling marks, excellent condition.Traded
6. Mini Cyclone 1635ST, used, blade has not been touched and has factory edge. has light handling marks, speed safe disconnect works good. excellent condition.Traded
7. Red Scallion 1620RD, very nice, looks unused. However, I will call it used as I got it from a flea market. It essentially looks new. Blade is untouched and factory. No box though.Traded
Next are Buck fixed blades.
1. Buck 119, with box, used and sharpened, has a convex edge, has scratches on blade and pommel, sheath shows some wear but is in good condition.
2. Buck 602, used and sharpened, has scratches on the blade. Nylon sheath shows slight wear.
Next is a Case XXChanger set. Comes with 4 blades. They have been lightly used and lightly sharpened. I hardly used this knife. The sheath is in excellent condition. It comes with a box and paperwork. The handle looks good with some light handling marks. The brass has a little bit of tarnish from sitting in the leather sheath for a long time. This is a nice set.
Next is a Case 6265 Hunter with leather sheath. Is in excellent condition. Bolsters have some slight tarnish from sitting in the sheath for a long time. Other than that this knife looks almost new. The edges on the blade are untouched. There are some light handling marks on the blade, bolsters. But, they are very light. There is some slight play in the main blade, but is very slight. Same for the secondary blade. Scales look great. This is a real nice used 6265.
This one is a Mark 1 military knife made by Case. It is in good condition. The blade has been used and sharpened, but still looks full. The blade has a petina appropriate for its age. No sheath. The handle is in good condition with obvious wear and age. Nice Case fixed blade for somebody's collection. I have not ever seen a Case Mark 1 until I found this specimen. No sheath.
Next is a Western folding hunting knife. This knife is pretty old. I got it for my wife nearly 25yrs ago or more for her to use hunting. It is used and sharpened. Tang marked WESTERN, U.S.A. 542, E. Blade has scratches on it. Handle shows some handling marks. Bolsters have handling marks and tarnish from being in sheath for a long time. Sheath is in good condition.
This one is a small Queen fixed blade that is a bird and trout knife. The tang is marked with the Queen logo and U.S.A. right below it. The knife looks new. The edge looks factory and unsharpened. The sheath looks excellent.
Finally are some Case slip joints and liner locks. Some are CV steel, and some are stainless. They are all used, and most have been sharpened(except a couple). The Blue large stockman is new, and only has some very light handling marks on it. I think I have boxes for most of these knives. I kept the boxes and they should be in my safe. If you would like pics of a particular one please let me know. And, I will describe it better to you with the additional pics, which I will post in this thread. I almost forgot, the two stockmen at the lower right. The one on the far right is a Buck 307 in great condition(hard to find), the one second from the right is a USA made Old Timer I've had since I was a kid(I'm 48 now). It is a 61OT, has some petina, and is tight as the day it came from the factory. It's a really nice example. But, I don't use it anymore.Trapper Lock in pic is traded
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