Ran across another sterile Sebenza

[ec9]

This one is a small regular with no CR logo The last one I found was a large. Sometimes you get lucky!

 

[kdizzog6]

Prolly a fake?

 

[ec9]

It just came back form the spa for a sharpen and clean.. the last one I found was a large If you dig you can probably find my old thread on it.

 

[ec9]

cool found the old thread to. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ne-else-have-a-missing-logo-CRK?highlight=ec9

 

[Tim616]

How did the resharpening turn out?

 

[ec9]

very good job, but then again I’ve never sent anything to them that came back bad.

 

[ThievesLikeUs]

Whats the story on these sterile Sebenzas?

 

[ec9]

They slip through without being stamped.

 

[lemmuhj]

That's wild man....that has to be a very rare Sebenza then. I can't see how many of them would "slip thru?"

They slip through without being stamped.

 

[brownshoe]

"They slip through without being stamped. " For vintage knives, unmarked knives or weird combinations of blades but factory assembly are called "lunch pail knives." Either the parts were stolen and the knife assembled at home, or the knife was assembled at work and then stolen...in all cases the knife left the factory in the "lunch pail."

 

[Mad_Maxx]

cool story
saw a non coated PS few days ago, like "blem", unfinished and then ground and washed, sold for 100$, looked great btw

 

[ec9]

This is the first small I've seen


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[ec9]

Oh and the birthdate was feb 07. I have the box and card with this one. I don't know if that means it was ever in a lunch pal heh


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