All prices include paypal fees and shipping to U.S. addresses. If you want a knife, please post that in the thread, then follow up with either a PM or an e-mail to popedandy @ hotmail dot com This is part of a downsizing effort, so please don't tempt me with trade offers.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Marbles USA Trailmaker
15 1/2" overall length, 10" blade, I believe the steel is 52100.
This was used for fire and food prep on a couple of outings. I attempted a forced patina using vinegar and paper towels, and part of the pattern from the paper towels transferred to the blade and formed a raised pattern on the blade.
This is a great knife, but I have enough big knives for about 20 lifetimes and this one doesn't get used anymore.
Price: $150 firm
Marbles USA Sport 99
8" overall length, 3 3/4" blade, I believe the steel is 52100
I believe this is a Loveless design and is an excellent performer. It has been used for food prep and to process a couple of deer.
Price: $SOLD to Grapevine
BRKT Golok
16 3/4" overall, 11" blade, A2 steel, red linen micarta handle.
Has only been used for a couple of chopping and batoning sessions in my yard, but nothing too rigorous, mostly just checking out the performance.
This is an outstanding big knife/small chopper, but I have a lot of choppers and this one may as well go to someone who will get it out more.
Price: $150 firm
Caldwell, I think this is a 1-3
7" overall, 3 1/4" blade length, 154CM steel, micarta handle with fishscale pattern
This is another excellent knife that has only been used for food prep.
Price: $170 firm
Blackjack Grunt
This is a Ken Warner design from the time when he owned Blackjack. It would make a great all-purpose knife. It is small enough for food prep, but big enough and stout enough for fire prep, and will also do a good job of processing game. If you are looking for something that gives you a lot of value for your dollar, this is a good one to consider. I am reasonably confident I used this knife a little bit, but from the looks of it, it must not have been very much.
11" overall, 5 1/2" blade, AUS8 steel, convex grind, made in Japan
SOLD to Bradenk1987
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Marbles USA Trailmaker
15 1/2" overall length, 10" blade, I believe the steel is 52100.
This was used for fire and food prep on a couple of outings. I attempted a forced patina using vinegar and paper towels, and part of the pattern from the paper towels transferred to the blade and formed a raised pattern on the blade.
This is a great knife, but I have enough big knives for about 20 lifetimes and this one doesn't get used anymore.
Price: $150 firm
Marbles USA Sport 99
8" overall length, 3 3/4" blade, I believe the steel is 52100
I believe this is a Loveless design and is an excellent performer. It has been used for food prep and to process a couple of deer.
Price: $SOLD to Grapevine
BRKT Golok
16 3/4" overall, 11" blade, A2 steel, red linen micarta handle.
Has only been used for a couple of chopping and batoning sessions in my yard, but nothing too rigorous, mostly just checking out the performance.
This is an outstanding big knife/small chopper, but I have a lot of choppers and this one may as well go to someone who will get it out more.
Price: $150 firm
Caldwell, I think this is a 1-3
7" overall, 3 1/4" blade length, 154CM steel, micarta handle with fishscale pattern
This is another excellent knife that has only been used for food prep.
Price: $170 firm
Blackjack Grunt
This is a Ken Warner design from the time when he owned Blackjack. It would make a great all-purpose knife. It is small enough for food prep, but big enough and stout enough for fire prep, and will also do a good job of processing game. If you are looking for something that gives you a lot of value for your dollar, this is a good one to consider. I am reasonably confident I used this knife a little bit, but from the looks of it, it must not have been very much.
11" overall, 5 1/2" blade, AUS8 steel, convex grind, made in Japan
SOLD to Bradenk1987
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