John Johnson
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Here's three for sale. Still trying to make the necessary bucks for insurance bills, and on top of it all a vet's office visit for my dog's UTI. Sheesh!
Here's the specifics. No trades, paypal only, and I pick up shipping via USPS Priority. Foreign shipping not a problem, just add some bucks to cover the difference. After the first knife sells, I'll more then likely pull the other two as it's hurting like heck to have part with these. As usual, if you have any questions, just let me know, and thanks!
Rick Marchand (Wildertools) Slicer (see below). Pure slicing perfection! Blade is 1/8" 1084FG, 9.25" long with a strong distal taper and with Rick's characteristic rough forged look to the blade. Handle is two toned hemp wrapped epoxied for the rest of eternity. And as usual, a bomb proof sheath made by Rick. Light in weight, laser sharp, and pointy. I would call it mint, but it has carefully sliced a couple of watermelons although you wouldn't know unless I told you. Price is SOLD shipped, FIRM. There will be no other reductions.
Phill Hartsfield Ed's Knife (see above). The first Ed's Knife made by Phill. 1/4" stock A2, with a 3" blade and an OAL of right about 6". Right hand chisel grind. Comes with two sheaths, both the usual leather over metal with paper liners, with one being an ostrich leather covered neck sheath, and a deep concealment sheath with blackened spring clip. Very good to excellent condition, with a couple of age spots and very minor scuffing. I do believe it was also resharpened by Phill sometime in the past. Great older knife and a steal at $SPF shipped.
Jose Diaz Cane Toad Chopper (see below). Competition legal as well as being used by some of the pro cutting competition guys. And for good reason! One heck of a chopper. 15" OAL of 52100 steel at about 3/8" thick. Blade length of 10". Sculpted horse stall matt handle with checkering on butt and top sides of handle. Leather sheath with a canted belt loop to carry the knife handle up. Light use, great shape. Price is SOLD shipped.
Here's the specifics. No trades, paypal only, and I pick up shipping via USPS Priority. Foreign shipping not a problem, just add some bucks to cover the difference. After the first knife sells, I'll more then likely pull the other two as it's hurting like heck to have part with these. As usual, if you have any questions, just let me know, and thanks!
Rick Marchand (Wildertools) Slicer (see below). Pure slicing perfection! Blade is 1/8" 1084FG, 9.25" long with a strong distal taper and with Rick's characteristic rough forged look to the blade. Handle is two toned hemp wrapped epoxied for the rest of eternity. And as usual, a bomb proof sheath made by Rick. Light in weight, laser sharp, and pointy. I would call it mint, but it has carefully sliced a couple of watermelons although you wouldn't know unless I told you. Price is SOLD shipped, FIRM. There will be no other reductions.
Phill Hartsfield Ed's Knife (see above). The first Ed's Knife made by Phill. 1/4" stock A2, with a 3" blade and an OAL of right about 6". Right hand chisel grind. Comes with two sheaths, both the usual leather over metal with paper liners, with one being an ostrich leather covered neck sheath, and a deep concealment sheath with blackened spring clip. Very good to excellent condition, with a couple of age spots and very minor scuffing. I do believe it was also resharpened by Phill sometime in the past. Great older knife and a steal at $SPF shipped.
Jose Diaz Cane Toad Chopper (see below). Competition legal as well as being used by some of the pro cutting competition guys. And for good reason! One heck of a chopper. 15" OAL of 52100 steel at about 3/8" thick. Blade length of 10". Sculpted horse stall matt handle with checkering on butt and top sides of handle. Leather sheath with a canted belt loop to carry the knife handle up. Light use, great shape. Price is SOLD shipped.
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