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Stag Interframe Slipjoint

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Alsdorf Customs

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Slipjoint Interframe Folder

I am offering the following:

Features:
Amber Stag
Heat Treated 416 S.S. Polished Frames
Milled/ Relieved Frames
Stainless Steel Pins
Stainless Steel Shield
Stainless Steel Screws (For Handle Material)
Polished Spear Point 440C Stainless Steel Blade (Swedged), Hollow Ground W/Flat Ground Edge 58c
Backspring Is Flush In The Open, Closed, And Half Stop positions,
3 1/8" Closed 5 3/4" Open--This Is A Great Carry Size (Black Slip Pouch Included)

I am a self-taught maker and all my cutlery is "Sole Authorship" (I do all work including heat treating, engraving and embellishments). And Stand Behind All My Work.

SOLD $245.00 USPS First Class Shipping Included CONUS (Insurance $3.00 Your Option) Sorry No International Sales or Shipping. Just say "I'll Take It" here, PM, or E-mail me if you would like to purchase.
Payment Terms: I accept Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check and PayPal (if using PayPal add 3% $7.00).

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

I Sincerely Do Appreciate You Taking The Time To Viewing My Item.
Mike

It is the BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY, NOT THE SELLER,To Asertain All The Local, State and Federal Laws Pertaining To The Use, Purchase And Posession. ABSOLUTELY NO SALE WILL BE MADE TO ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21.
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Nice one Mike, thanks for sharing, I am sure this one will not last long.
Jim
 
I asked Mike if he would be interested in making one like this in stag a while back and took delivery of it a couple of weeks ago. It came out beautiful and the picture does not do the knife justice. This one looks just as nice.
 
Holger,

This will knock your socks off. Congrats.
 
This one is Sold. Thanks H.

Thanks Jason for positive comments.

Bastid, Yours was the first I tried. Had to look through a lot of stag to find some that would work in an interframe.
Then it was quite the challenge to sand and fit the stag (but I was very happy with the way it turned out).
Thought I would try another to see if it went a little easier. Nope... just as much work, but well worth the end results.

Thanks again
Mike
 
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