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Scrapyard Users, Unique Taiwanese Chopper and Outfitters Ridge Game Processing Kit
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411 SPF to navyma2. Thanks.
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Didn't get it. Sorry, been out traveling.
Email sent regarding the Taiwanese chopper. I will take it at the agreed upon price per your email reply.
Thanks.
Thanks.
First the disclaimers:
First unequivocal "I'll take it" followed by a PM or email gets it. Must be 18. Please know your laws. Please keep all non-"I'll take it" chatter including questions, offers, comments, and jokes out of this thread--email me or PM and I'll be happy to reply.
Prices include shipping and any fees. Payments accepted include PMO or Paypal. Happy to accept Paypal gift but not requesting it. I'm heading out of town for a week beginning Monday night, so anything saying "I'll take it" today, I can ship tomorrow if payment is received. Otherwise, it will ship next Saturday. Thanks for understanding!
Next is a unique chopper I bought in Taiwan over 20 years back. It's been used a little--none that I recall, but I've had it since 1992 and can't see not having cut SOMETHING with it over the years. It has developed a little surface rust and some patina mainly from sitting in the included sheath in a garage for most of its life. It has a chisel grind and it features a blade just shy of 9 inches long and just shy of 3/16th thick. Unknown steel type, but I'm guessing carbon of some sort based on the patina forming--it's had a layer of grease or lubricant on it the whole time. Handle is lightweight--possibly rattan, making it a very forward heavy blade. I'm guessing this would have been used for sugar cane or coconuts.
Asking $25 shipped
Thanks for looking!
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