Original Small Sebenza Question

[Kayaker206]

I am new to this forum and do not have much expertise. I bought a new Small Sebenza, back before there were different types of these. It is marked P101 near the pivot. I used to carry this a bit, but now that I am retired, I prefer a knife with a pocket clip. The knife has some marks on the finish of the scales from carrying in a pocket, but no scratches. The blade is excellent, as I rarely cut anything with it. It has never been sharpened. I have the CR marked sheath that came with it, but I believe the box is AWOL.
Can anyone suggest what I might be able to sell this for? Thanks for your help!

 

[Padad24al]

Pictures would help a lot to help you try to determine the value. Sounds cool for sure.

 

[DavidABQ]

You might be better off posting this in the Chris Reeve knives forum here at Bladeforums.

 

[SharpBits]

You could buy a leather knife slip with pocket clip and keep the classic Sebenza.

 

[Eliteone2383]

You could buy a leather knife slip with pocket clip and keep the classic Sebenza.

This is my advice as well. People don't typically sell what you have OP for a reason.

 

[norcalAF]

This is my advice as well. People don't typically sell what you have OP for a reason.

Yep, the memories are priceless and it will continue to serve you faithfully and whoever you leave it to probably with no issues. If anything ever arises, CRK will make it right and restore it to new for little or no cost.

 

[norcalAF]

You could buy a leather knife slip with pocket clip and keep the classic Sebenza.

Paging Sharp & Fiery

 

[Kayaker206]

Pictures would help a lot to help you try to determine the value. Sounds cool for sure.

Thanks! Will do.

You might be better off posting this in the Chris Reeve knives forum here at Bladeforums.

Thanks! Will do.

You could buy a leather knife slip with pocket clip and keep the classic Sebenza.

I hadn't thought of that. Are you aware of a nice one that would fit this well?

 

[norcalAF]

Thanks! Will do.

Thanks! Will do.

I hadn't thought of that. Are you aware of a nice one that would fit this well?

I posted a fantastic leatherworker in the post above, he will make you an truly heirloom quality slip with a clip for your companion