Spyderco, Boker (bud nealy), Parker, German Eye Stag, a custom flipper, Khyber

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Here are some misc. old school knives that I don't mind to part with.
Payment via paypal or usps money order....shipping to U.S. address is included in the price.

NIB Spyderco Dragonfly (Carbon Fiber/ATS-55) made in Seki Japan $185 $175 $165




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NIB Boker Bud Nealy MCS boot/neck/belt knife w/ multi-position carry system, kydex sheath. Made in Solingen Germany. $100 $90









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unused/mint Parker IMAI K47 stag handled folding boot knife. surgical steel made in seki japan. have a nylon pouch that is not a parker but fits the knife perfectly, I'll throw in. $50 $45





unused German Eye Brand stag canoe 2 blade. gold elk etch on main blade (slightly worn in one spot) hard snap on both blades. This is the old version from the 70's, not the newer version with a circular shield. made in Solingen Germany $80 $75






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Next up is an old Khyber fixed blade. It has a mirror finished surgical steel blade and maroon micarta handle. This is a quality vintage production knife made in Japan. It comes with the original black leather sheath w/ button closure. The knife is in unused/unsharpened condition. $100









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Last but not least is the sixth knife ever made by South Paw Knives' Mark Lipson. This knife was purchased directly from him. This model is called the Dolphin. It has jigged bone scales and ATS-34 blade. Blue, jeweled, titanium liners. This is designed for a lefty due to the positioning of the linerlock. But it doesn't have a pocket clip so can really be used by everyone. Fit and finish isn't as good as his newer knives but this is one of his first. The blade is off centered and it takes a whole lot of wrist action to flip it open. I have not tried to disassemble or adjust the knife. It has not been used or carried but has some scratches on the bolsters. $165 $150 $125

















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