[SOLD] Ka-Bar Dog's Head Coppersmith Lockback Small LNIB

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LNIB; This is the Coppersmith Dog's Head lockback from Ka-Bar. It's never been used, carried, or sharpened. I opened the box, looked at the knife, and put it back. It hasn't seen the light of day since I bought it some months ago, and is absolutely in new condition.


Asking $OLD shipped to CONUS. Willing to ship internationally if buyer covers the extra shipping.


Please PM or email me if you're interested.




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Gee whiz! I own both of these knives, the big one and the little one and think they are drop dead gorgeous.
Yet I've noticed no love on this forum for these Canal Street made knives. Could you perhaps indulge me and explain why you found yours so obnoxious that you couldn't stand the sight of them?
No, I don't work for KaBar or CSS.:rolleyes:
 
Hey Leo, I like the CSC knives too and hoped to snag this one (like the looks of the copper against the dark jigged covers) but came late. BTW, I am just up the way from you off of Hopyard/Daugherty.
 
stevomiller said:
Hey Leo, I like the CSC knives too and hoped to snag this one (like the looks of the copper against the dark jigged covers) but came late. BTW, I am just up the way from you off of Hopyard/Daugherty.
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Well hello Stevo, I think the copper bolsters are a stunning and unusual touch seldom used except on customs. The "root beer" brown bone is rich and dark and glossy like nothing I've ever seen. The D2 blades are paper slicing sharp straight from the box. Which can't be said of the GECs that I own. I've thought of doing a brief review on the forum but don't think I have enough posts to start a thread and I haven't yet bought a camera that will do them justice.
If you ever happen to drop by the Starbucks on the corner of Valley and Santa Rita, say hello. I'll be the old guy with a beard and an iPad making the other patrons uncomfortable by fiddling with a pocket knife.
 
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