Strangest thing you’ve traded a knife for?

[Anderdale]

I just traded my brother in law a mini Griptilian for a bulb duster and a bottle of delta dust (professional grade pesticide).

In December I traded my co worker a kershaw leek for a pair of porcelain roosters. Made a great Christmas present for my dad.



Anyone got anything good ?

 

[HexY3co]

Not strange but I traded a Hamilton milspec watch for a BM adamas mini then sold that and added cash to pick up my CRK inkosi.

 

[calm]

If you gift the right knife to the right person, you get some action. Fair trade.

 

[Napsterninja]

Not strange. Met another knife hobbyist that was into tropical fishes as a hobby as well. We traded knives, and part of the deal was some of my tropical fishes I had breed and was available. When hobbies combine.

 

[AntDog]

I plead the 5th. Let your imagination run wild.

Actually I can list one thing here - a Robinson Racing bicycle frame with a McMahon fork. Don’t see either of those every day.

 

[shinyedges]

I traded a few knives on the exchange for money.

 

[Anderdale]

I traded a few knives on the exchange for money.

Not a bad idea

 

[CoryMc]

Meth probably.

 

[Bobthebrewer]

Looks like a messed up, the rooster reminds me of a Joe Ely song called Gallo del Cielo (sp?)

 

[cbach8tw]

Traded knives for knives but the thought does sound interesting to acquire different items.

 

[Kettleman]

I wouldnt call it “ Strange” but…I have traded several knives ( including a 3 inch Hinderer Fullered Non-Flipper) for report cards with straight A’s

 

[3fifty7]

Traded a Chefs knife that I made for a ‘91 BlueBird bus with a 5.9 PPump Cummins.

 

[Kettleman]

Traded a Chefs knife for a ‘91 BlueBird bus with a 5.9 PPump Cummins.
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/thread…cant be beat!

 

[Horsewright]

Separate trades but partial on a horse, a cow and cancer surgery on a dog.

 

[kwackster]

Early 1990's i traded a brand new Buck 120 General for a vintage 1977 Vespa scooter (an orange 50 Special model) that had been standing outside in the garden of a friend of mine for many years.
When he bought the house he thought the scooter was no longer working and just there for decoration, but after we put some gas in the tank, inflated the tires, and used the kickstarter several times the engine came alive again.
Later i had it completely checked out by a former Vespa Piaggio factory mechanic and rode the scooter for at least 15 years around my home town.

Not my pictures but this is the exact same Vespa scooter:

 

[Horsewright]

Separate trades but partial on a horse, a cow and cancer surgery on a dog.

Forgot to mention still have the horse. Here my daughter was using him at this branding:

Culled the cow after a few years and the dog, a nine time cancer survivor, beat it and lived a long life!

 

[pholder]

Early 1990's i traded a brand new Buck 120 General for a vintage 1977 Vespa scooter (an orange 50 Special model) that had been standing outside in the garden of a friend of mine for many years.
When he bought the house he thought the scooter was no longer working and just there for decoration, but after we put some gas in the tank, inflated the tires, and used the kickstarter several times the engine came alive again.
Later i had it completely checked out by a former Vespa Piaggio factory mechanic and rode the scooter for at least 15 years around my home town.

Not my pictures but this is the exact same Vespa scooter:

That’s a lot of scooter for only a Buck

 

[Kettleman]

That’s a lot of scooter for only a Buck

Damn I wish I had said that!

 

[Henry Beige]

Traded a Chefs knife that I made for a ‘91 BlueBird bus with a 5.9 PPump Cummins.
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Gotta love those flat-nose BlueBirds. A little awkward to get into the seat, but they come out of the hole like nothing else.

 

[Henry Beige]

Case peanut to my Sturmey-Archer guru for converting a 4-speed DynaHub to five speeds.