Hi All,
John Campbell Saguaro Survival Knife
Made by Scorpion Knives in Sheffield, England.
- Very good condition. Never carried, used, or sharpened. I'm the original owner.
- 12-1/2" overall length, 7-1/4" blade (tip to handle), 6-1/8" sharpened edge. 1075 carbon steel.
- Polished black Micarta handle with red liners.
- Plastic lined Cordura sheath.
- Includes box shown.
In my opinion, this is a good solid knife, meant to be used. I think the production of it (maybe just mine) was a little bit rough. As can be seen from the photo, the handle scales are a bit uneven (forward facing surfaces - and by the same amount in back). The blade tip is a bit rounded (not sure if this was meant to be or not). Though the spine of the knife is mirror polished at the handle, there are a few coarser grind marks on top of the thumb ramp and just forward of the choil. The blade seems to have what looks like a somewhat course hand (or machine?) rubbed finish. There are a few very small light scratches on the blade. There is lighter spot near the John Campbell signature that I thought might have been rust and tried rubbing it out with a rust eraser. I now think it may be some over spill from the etching. As I stated earlier, I think this is a good solid using knife, maybe just a bit rough in the finish. Hopefully, I've covered all the bases but feel free to ask any questions. Sorry about the finger prints in that last shot.
SOLD $100 - includes USPS priority, insured shipping and a tracking number. PayPal or a money order work for me. For international shipping, the additional shipping costs will be added, which we can discuss.
Thank you for looking. The first "I'll take it" gets it. I can be contacted through email and PM.
Mike







John Campbell Saguaro Survival Knife
Made by Scorpion Knives in Sheffield, England.
- Very good condition. Never carried, used, or sharpened. I'm the original owner.
- 12-1/2" overall length, 7-1/4" blade (tip to handle), 6-1/8" sharpened edge. 1075 carbon steel.
- Polished black Micarta handle with red liners.
- Plastic lined Cordura sheath.
- Includes box shown.
In my opinion, this is a good solid knife, meant to be used. I think the production of it (maybe just mine) was a little bit rough. As can be seen from the photo, the handle scales are a bit uneven (forward facing surfaces - and by the same amount in back). The blade tip is a bit rounded (not sure if this was meant to be or not). Though the spine of the knife is mirror polished at the handle, there are a few coarser grind marks on top of the thumb ramp and just forward of the choil. The blade seems to have what looks like a somewhat course hand (or machine?) rubbed finish. There are a few very small light scratches on the blade. There is lighter spot near the John Campbell signature that I thought might have been rust and tried rubbing it out with a rust eraser. I now think it may be some over spill from the etching. As I stated earlier, I think this is a good solid using knife, maybe just a bit rough in the finish. Hopefully, I've covered all the bases but feel free to ask any questions. Sorry about the finger prints in that last shot.
SOLD $100 - includes USPS priority, insured shipping and a tracking number. PayPal or a money order work for me. For international shipping, the additional shipping costs will be added, which we can discuss.
Thank you for looking. The first "I'll take it" gets it. I can be contacted through email and PM.
Mike







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