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All usual rules apply, first "I'll take it" followed by reasonably timed PM and payment will get the knife. Make sure all rules and local laws apply. Price includes shipping in the lower 48 and net to me. So Paypal goods and services please add 3%. International shipping may be available but make arrangements via PM first please.
#1 c. 1946-1956 Imperial long pull peanut with easy open notch on the pen blade. Scales have shrunk but not terribly and a few very light gaps in the spring. Overall for a 60-70 year old knife this thing is in pretty amazing condition. Solid snap, maybe a bit soft on the half stop, and is still plenty sharp! Very light blade rub showing towards the tip of the clip blade. $sold
#2 Ed Wusthof folder. I know very little about this knife. Tang stamp says Ed Wusthof. Solingen Germany and the other side has the Wustof Trident logo and Rostfrei stamped on it. Very interesting design that allows a 4 finger grip on a small knife. $sold obo
#3 Case Amber Mini Trapper in CV. Heavy forced patina but very little actual use or carry. Some standard wear on the bolsters from carry. $sold
#4 GEC #15 "Soda" Scout (I guess that is what they are called?) in Brazilian Bloodwood. Only taken out of tube for pics. This one is about as perfect as they come. Wood is a deep reddish color with amazing grain. No gaps, no spots, perfect centering, nice snap, even grind. You would be hard pressed to find one nicer. Too nice for me to use. $SOLD
#1 c. 1946-1956 Imperial long pull peanut with easy open notch on the pen blade. Scales have shrunk but not terribly and a few very light gaps in the spring. Overall for a 60-70 year old knife this thing is in pretty amazing condition. Solid snap, maybe a bit soft on the half stop, and is still plenty sharp! Very light blade rub showing towards the tip of the clip blade. $sold
#2 Ed Wusthof folder. I know very little about this knife. Tang stamp says Ed Wusthof. Solingen Germany and the other side has the Wustof Trident logo and Rostfrei stamped on it. Very interesting design that allows a 4 finger grip on a small knife. $sold obo
#3 Case Amber Mini Trapper in CV. Heavy forced patina but very little actual use or carry. Some standard wear on the bolsters from carry. $sold
#4 GEC #15 "Soda" Scout (I guess that is what they are called?) in Brazilian Bloodwood. Only taken out of tube for pics. This one is about as perfect as they come. Wood is a deep reddish color with amazing grain. No gaps, no spots, perfect centering, nice snap, even grind. You would be hard pressed to find one nicer. Too nice for me to use. $SOLD
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