OK, I've got to raise some money to buy a saddle for my horse, so time to let a few go. None of these are truly collectors, so I've tried to price them accordingly. There are no boxes for any of these. If you feel my prices are high, make me an offer. Paypal is preferred, all prices are shipped USPS first class to your door within the continental USA, and I'll eat the paypal fee. First "I'll take it" posted here has priority. Sorry about the poor pictures, I suck at photography. If you see something you want more pictures of, let me know. Payment tonight or tomorrow will get them shipped no later than Thursday. I will be on the road on Friday, but will take these with me and ship again beginning Saturday. If you receive a knife from me and you aren't satisfied it is as described, let me know, send it back, and I will refund your money.
First up, a used Schrade 34OT. Main blade has visible blade loss. There is a goo gouge on the backsprings, like somebody hit it with a dremel or something, but not enough to affect functionality. Asking $15 TYD
Next is a Schrade Uncle Henry 834UH. SOLD
Schrade SC508 with ivory delrin handles. This thing looks a little worse for the wear with scratches on the handle, bolsters, and blades, and some staining on the blades. But it solid, has good snap on both blades and appears to still have the factory edge. This would make a fantastic user hunting knife. Asking $28 TYD
Schrade Uncle Henry LB8. This one is serialized, with 57787 on the bolster. It has a few dings and scratches on the body, and the blade on it has been replaced. The new blade was a later version than the original and doesn't quite fit the same. When closed, the backspring is sunken on the pin end and proud on the lock end. But it locks up solid and would make a great user hunting knife. SOLD
Schrade 524UH. Well-used but still with great snap. The blade has almost no edge on it, the tip is rounded off a bit, and there is a chip in the edge near the tip, like someone tried to use it to pry or turn something. With a bit of re-profiling, this would make a great user. Also comes with a well-worn sheath. SOLD
Schrade 877UH Guthook Muskrat. This one is like almost like new with the exception of a couple small pepper spots on the backsprings and some minor scuffs on the blades and bolsters. This one would make a good knife to display as part of a collections. SOLD
TL-29. Not quite sure, but I believe this one is a Camco. The tang stamp appears to be partially ground off. It is in good used condition with what looks to be someone's cleaning scratches on the blade and driver, but both look to be full. The pivot pin is proud a good bit on both sides of the bolster, but it locks up tight. Asking $15 TYD.
Thanks,
Dave
First up, a used Schrade 34OT. Main blade has visible blade loss. There is a goo gouge on the backsprings, like somebody hit it with a dremel or something, but not enough to affect functionality. Asking $15 TYD
Next is a Schrade Uncle Henry 834UH. SOLD
Schrade SC508 with ivory delrin handles. This thing looks a little worse for the wear with scratches on the handle, bolsters, and blades, and some staining on the blades. But it solid, has good snap on both blades and appears to still have the factory edge. This would make a fantastic user hunting knife. Asking $28 TYD
Schrade Uncle Henry LB8. This one is serialized, with 57787 on the bolster. It has a few dings and scratches on the body, and the blade on it has been replaced. The new blade was a later version than the original and doesn't quite fit the same. When closed, the backspring is sunken on the pin end and proud on the lock end. But it locks up solid and would make a great user hunting knife. SOLD
Schrade 524UH. Well-used but still with great snap. The blade has almost no edge on it, the tip is rounded off a bit, and there is a chip in the edge near the tip, like someone tried to use it to pry or turn something. With a bit of re-profiling, this would make a great user. Also comes with a well-worn sheath. SOLD
Schrade 877UH Guthook Muskrat. This one is like almost like new with the exception of a couple small pepper spots on the backsprings and some minor scuffs on the blades and bolsters. This one would make a good knife to display as part of a collections. SOLD
TL-29. Not quite sure, but I believe this one is a Camco. The tang stamp appears to be partially ground off. It is in good used condition with what looks to be someone's cleaning scratches on the blade and driver, but both look to be full. The pivot pin is proud a good bit on both sides of the bolster, but it locks up tight. Asking $15 TYD.
Thanks,
Dave
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