No Longer Available 14 Pocketknife Lot (Case, Frank Buster, and more)

TomServo434

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I am selling a lot of 14 different pocket knives. They consist of different styles from different eras. A brief description for each can be found below. Consult the first picture for the blade number that corresponds.

Each blade has their own individual price but XXX takes all!!!

I accept Paypal or USPS MO as form of payment. Add additional $6 for shipping costs (if more than one item, no additional shipping costs will be collected unless outside CONUS).

Additional photos available upon request.

1: J. Rodgers Stainless Clip Point - XXX
2: Bear MGC Damascus lockback in Stag (****USA***) - XXX
3: United UC-43 Stockman - XXX
4: William Rodgers, Sheffield, "I Cut My Way" Penknife - XXX
5: KA-BAR 1002 - XXX
6: -----No Longer Available-----
7: Case 8233 (1970) - XXX
8: Kissing Crane KC-48 - XXX
9: Frank Buster "The New Orleans" Toothpick (142 of 600) - XXX
10: GR & Co. Mother of Pearl knife (with sheath) - XXX
11: Gerber Silver Knight - XXX
12: *Unknown* Stag lockback - XXX
13: Colonial Cub Hunter - XXX
14: *Unknown* Minature (USA on tang) - XXX
 
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#6 seems a bit steep considering it's from an unknown maker, don't you think? Not to mention one of the pieces of pearl are cracked...
 
There is actually plenty of proof markings on the blade to determine maker. I will just pull that one down for now and reevaluate it a bit and nail down its history a bit more.
 
If you can get a good picture of the tang stamp on #10 I would like to see it please. Also, condition of the handles; any cracks, checks, etc. Thank you.

Same questions for the Wm. Rodgers. Scale material also?
 
Here are some additional requested photos...



As far as materials and conditions, the best I can really do is provide pictures to show. I do not want to mislabel or misjudge anything.
Please follow this photobucket link for more pictures of #4 and #10 (ptradeco requested). I plan on borrowing a more "professional" camera to take better pictures, but that wont be until sometime mid week.
 
TomServo434 said:
Here are some additional requested photos...



As far as materials and conditions, the best I can really do is provide pictures to show. I do not want to mislabel or misjudge anything.
Please follow this photobucket link for more pictures of #4 and #10 (ptradeco requested). I plan on borrowing a more "professional" camera to take better pictures, but that wont be until sometime mid week.
Click to expand...

I do not see a link. In hand should be at least as good a check for cracks etc. as pictures. Not trying to derail your post just looking for a couple of answers. Thanks.
 
#5 - Function is good, some cosmetic issues (small ding on bottom bolster, also faint BW etched into top bolster). Unsure if stainless or carbon, but a magnet has a STRONG attraction to it.


 
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