Slimline Trapper, Ironwood

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Slimline Trapper Slipjoint

I am offering the following for sale:
Features:
Ironwood
Heat Treated Intergral 416 S.S. Liners and Polished Bolsters
Milled/ Relieved Liners
Stainless Steel Pins
Stainless Steel Shield
Stainless Steel Screws (For Handle Material)
Polished 440C Stainless Steel Blade, Hollow Ground W/Flat Ground Edge 57-58c
Backspring Is Flush In The Open, Closed, And Half Stop positions,
3 1/2" Closed 6 1/2" Open--This Is A Great Carry Size (Black Slip Pouch Included)

I am a self-taught maker and all my cutlery is "Sole Authorship" (I do all work including heat treating, engraving and embellishments). I make slipjoint folders (traditional and interframes) And Stand Behind All My Work.

SOLD$240.00 USPS First Class Shipping Included. (Sorry No International Shipping). Just say "I'll Take It" here if you would like to purchase.
Payment Terms: Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check or PayPal.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

I Sincerely Do Appreciate You Taking The Time To Viewing My Item.
Mike

It is the BUYERS RESPOSIBILITY, NOT THE SELLER,To Asertain All The Local, State and Federal Laws Pertaining To The Use, Purchase And Posession. ABSOLUTELY NO SALE WILL BE MADE TO ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21.
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Beautiful trapper you have there Mike, great lines and scales. Sure it will bring a smile to it's new owner. Congrats on a job well done.
Jim
 
Mike, payment sent via PP. thanks for all the encouraging posts too.
i look forward to holding this knife, opening it, then closing it, smiling.
you guys know what it's like. right on ! what a great evening ! roland
 
Congrats on the new knife.. Thats a beauty.
I've always had a soft spot for Ironwood.
 
Yes, nice curves. soon i'll know how it feels in hand. love the anticipation of a new knife on it's way. roland
 
i picked up this knife yesterday.
it's a slim compact graceful knife of perfect fit and high finish.
to me it is a "Gentleman's" knife. the bolsters, backspring, shield and pins so highly polished and the ironwood scales so alive with swirling grain and light, that it seems like a piece of fine jewellery; exquisite, and draws me in further each time i look at it, or hold it.(wash my hands first; no grease allowed on this one).
it spent the first night here on my bedside table. that's about as far away as i will allow it to be.
Thank You Mike. roland
 
rprocter said:
i picked up this knife yesterday.
it's a slim compact graceful knife of perfect fit and high finish.
to me it is a "Gentleman's" knife. the bolsters, backspring, shield and pins so highly polished and the ironwood scales so alive with swirling grain and light, that it seems like a piece of fine jewellery; exquisite, and draws me in further each time i look at it, or hold it.(wash my hands first; no grease allowed on this one).
it spent the first night here on my bedside table. that's about as far away as i will allow it to be.
Thank You Mike. roland
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Congrats on a great knife. I have two of Mike's knives with a third on order. Something tells I'll need to build a new shelf to put all the Alsdorf knives I'm bound and determined to own.
 
rprocter said:
Yes, nice curves. soon i'll know how it feels in hand. love the anticipation of a new knife on it's way. roland
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Roland,

I think I can speak for the other slip joint makers here....
That we all hope you win the lottery..... :D

You sure know how to appreciate a good knife, and it sounds like you scored
another one here. congrats - job well done Mike... :thumbup:

All the best to you.

Todd


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I grew up on slips and then moved away. Alsdorf, with that kind of artistry, I'm getting pulled back in. I'm going to keep an eye on you my friend.
 
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