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I have a used Spyderco Warren Thomas Karambit for trade…
It is used, in good condition. The edge has not been touched, still sharp from the factory, I think it has cut a few food bags (cereal, chips, etc) and I used it to cut a small zip-tie, so that would make the edge basically really sharp.
It is in good shape overall, no major deformation or like. It is scratched from pocket carry. Most of the scratches are at the ring end (the part that sticks up in clip carry) and none of them are deep.
Excerpt from the Spyderco website….
Link = http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=37
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Spyderco Warren Thomas Karambit ~ C84
length
overall 5 5/8"
blade length 2 1/8"
blade steel VG-10
Knives steeped in tradition of their homelands are generating interest with the American knife buying public. Throughout history every corner of the world and their respective cultures developed knives specific to their geographic area, religious needs and agricultural and protective requirements. They offer a new and exotic menu of designs, shapes and innovations to todays knife knut. The Karambit's claw-shaped blade originated in Indonesia initially for agricultural and protective use and has become a popular mainstream design. Custom knifemaker Warren Thomas has collaborated on this model with Spyderco.
Our Thomas/Spyderco folding Karambit is all-stainless with an arcing blade shape that carries through into a curved handle creating, in a sense, a large claw. Positioned at the end, for an index or pinky finger, the ring lets you to swing/rotate the blade into different grip positions. When closed an accessible nick/recess in the steel handle channels the thumb to, and then over, the Spyderco Round Hole for immediate blade deployment. To facilitate opening the blade even quicker, the hole is expanded to 13mm in diameter. On the backside, the handle scale is laser cut into a Chris Reeve Style integral Linerlock. The blade is made from VG-10 and double flat-ground with a finger guard behind the cutting edge and a sizeable thumb-positioning spine cusp above the hole. These ergonomics merge making the piece feel comfortably curved and easily controlled in the hand. A flat, broad steel clip completes the package and is outfitted with the necessary hardware to position for tip-up/tip-down and left- or right-hand carry.
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I am looking for a trade involving one of the following….
Smersh 4
Smersh 3
Smersh 2
Smersh 1
Sissipuukko (Finn Ranger) M.95
Ahti 9605 Eräpuukko, stainless ?
BladeTech Wegner Professional Hunter
BladeTech Mouse
Boker Bud Nealy, zytel handle
Buck Strider/Tarani G-10, plain edge?
Camillus CUDA CQB
Camillus CUDA CQB Jr
Cold Steel Hai Hocho
Cold Steel K5
Cold Steel K7
Cold Steel Culloden
CRKT Hissatsu
CRKT Polkowski/Kasper, black preferably
Emerson Super 7 - plain
Emerson CQC7B – plain
Fallkniven A1
Fallkniven A2
Fallkniven S1
Gerber Harsey Fixed Blade
Grohmann #1 Large Camper – preferably flat ground
Grohmann #2 Small Camper – preferably flat ground
Grohmann #3 Boat/Canadian Army/Yachtsman – preferably flat ground
Grohmann #4 Survival – preferably flat ground
Gryphon M30A1
Ka-Bar TDI
Lone Wolf Harsey Tactical - plain
Lone Wolf Harsey Tactical Ranger - plain
Martindale Jungle Knife
Mikov Clip Point, Wood Handle and RWL 34 preferably
SOG SEAL Pup Elite, plain edge, not coating preferably
Spyderco
Spyderco ATR
Spyderco Dragonfly, stainless steel handle
Spyderco Remote Release, re-release
Spyderco Military - plain
Spyderco Para-Military - plain
Spyderco Temperance, plain or serrated
Spyderco Kumo
Spyderco Moran, flat ground, trailing point – FB01
Victorinox Rucksack
Victorinox Farmer
Victorinox One Hand Trailmaster Bundeswehr version
Victorinox Swiss Tool Spirit
Wilkinson Ray Mears
I would be willing to add a few dollars for the right trade.
Thanks for giving this a look. You can contact me at mdpoff@yahoo.com.
I have a used Spyderco Warren Thomas Karambit for trade…
It is used, in good condition. The edge has not been touched, still sharp from the factory, I think it has cut a few food bags (cereal, chips, etc) and I used it to cut a small zip-tie, so that would make the edge basically really sharp.
It is in good shape overall, no major deformation or like. It is scratched from pocket carry. Most of the scratches are at the ring end (the part that sticks up in clip carry) and none of them are deep.
Excerpt from the Spyderco website….
Link = http://spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=37
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Spyderco Warren Thomas Karambit ~ C84
length
overall 5 5/8"
blade length 2 1/8"
blade steel VG-10
Knives steeped in tradition of their homelands are generating interest with the American knife buying public. Throughout history every corner of the world and their respective cultures developed knives specific to their geographic area, religious needs and agricultural and protective requirements. They offer a new and exotic menu of designs, shapes and innovations to todays knife knut. The Karambit's claw-shaped blade originated in Indonesia initially for agricultural and protective use and has become a popular mainstream design. Custom knifemaker Warren Thomas has collaborated on this model with Spyderco.
Our Thomas/Spyderco folding Karambit is all-stainless with an arcing blade shape that carries through into a curved handle creating, in a sense, a large claw. Positioned at the end, for an index or pinky finger, the ring lets you to swing/rotate the blade into different grip positions. When closed an accessible nick/recess in the steel handle channels the thumb to, and then over, the Spyderco Round Hole for immediate blade deployment. To facilitate opening the blade even quicker, the hole is expanded to 13mm in diameter. On the backside, the handle scale is laser cut into a Chris Reeve Style integral Linerlock. The blade is made from VG-10 and double flat-ground with a finger guard behind the cutting edge and a sizeable thumb-positioning spine cusp above the hole. These ergonomics merge making the piece feel comfortably curved and easily controlled in the hand. A flat, broad steel clip completes the package and is outfitted with the necessary hardware to position for tip-up/tip-down and left- or right-hand carry.
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I am looking for a trade involving one of the following….
Smersh 4
Smersh 3
Smersh 2
Smersh 1
Sissipuukko (Finn Ranger) M.95
Ahti 9605 Eräpuukko, stainless ?
BladeTech Wegner Professional Hunter
BladeTech Mouse
Boker Bud Nealy, zytel handle
Buck Strider/Tarani G-10, plain edge?
Camillus CUDA CQB
Camillus CUDA CQB Jr
Cold Steel Hai Hocho
Cold Steel K5
Cold Steel K7
Cold Steel Culloden
CRKT Hissatsu
CRKT Polkowski/Kasper, black preferably
Emerson Super 7 - plain
Emerson CQC7B – plain
Fallkniven A1
Fallkniven A2
Fallkniven S1
Gerber Harsey Fixed Blade
Grohmann #1 Large Camper – preferably flat ground
Grohmann #2 Small Camper – preferably flat ground
Grohmann #3 Boat/Canadian Army/Yachtsman – preferably flat ground
Grohmann #4 Survival – preferably flat ground
Gryphon M30A1
Ka-Bar TDI
Lone Wolf Harsey Tactical - plain
Lone Wolf Harsey Tactical Ranger - plain
Martindale Jungle Knife
Mikov Clip Point, Wood Handle and RWL 34 preferably
SOG SEAL Pup Elite, plain edge, not coating preferably
Spyderco
Spyderco ATR
Spyderco Dragonfly, stainless steel handle
Spyderco Remote Release, re-release
Spyderco Military - plain
Spyderco Para-Military - plain
Spyderco Temperance, plain or serrated
Spyderco Kumo
Spyderco Moran, flat ground, trailing point – FB01
Victorinox Rucksack
Victorinox Farmer
Victorinox One Hand Trailmaster Bundeswehr version
Victorinox Swiss Tool Spirit
Wilkinson Ray Mears
I would be willing to add a few dollars for the right trade.
Thanks for giving this a look. You can contact me at mdpoff@yahoo.com.