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All knives have been used, but never abused, they have been sharpened and carried by me. Although I am not the original owner of every knife, I am the one to have knocked the mintiness off of the blades!
Asking Paypal only for right now, I will cover shipping costs. Original tube for each knife.
First up for sale is a #98 Texas Camp knife dressed in the smooth white bone. This knife has been carried and I sharpened the main blade using a Lansky sharpening system. The knife is solid with great walk and talk. There may be a pepper spot or two on the secondary blades as well as a patina started on the big clip. This knife has been a joy to own, but I'm need to part with some things. traded
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Second on the list a #23 trapper in beautiful primitive bone. This knife is extremely gorgeous and the prim bone has a great color depth! I've really enjoyed carrying this one and having the ability to slide it out of my pocket so I could admire the scales. The main blade has some pepper spots and a mild patina started. The main drop point was sharpened using my Lanksy sharpening system, the spey still has the factory edge, although it too has seen some light use. The spey has some sight side to side play as well. This one has long pulls on each blade and is serialized #23. Price sold.
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Here is a #77 "Marlow" dressed in stag. This knife is a really a great carry! The blade combination is hard to beat! I used a bluing pen to give it a mock patina, I like how it turned out personally. The blades have been sharpened using a Lansky sharpening system. The brass liner stuck up a little on the knife and I hated feeling them in my hand, I used a really like sand paper to smooth it off and it's perfect now. No blade play and nice walk and talk. The clip has some extra "character" after a little food prep. sold
Stag
This knife came with a little dent between the brass liner and the bolster. Not sure what may have caused it, but it came from the factory that way. It's solely a cosmetic flaw and nothing more.
Any questions and comments are appreciated, more pictures available upon request and the prices are somewhat negotiable. Trades are a maybe, but it would have to be the right knife!
Thanks guys
Asking Paypal only for right now, I will cover shipping costs. Original tube for each knife.
First up for sale is a #98 Texas Camp knife dressed in the smooth white bone. This knife has been carried and I sharpened the main blade using a Lansky sharpening system. The knife is solid with great walk and talk. There may be a pepper spot or two on the secondary blades as well as a patina started on the big clip. This knife has been a joy to own, but I'm need to part with some things. traded
Back
Blade
Second on the list a #23 trapper in beautiful primitive bone. This knife is extremely gorgeous and the prim bone has a great color depth! I've really enjoyed carrying this one and having the ability to slide it out of my pocket so I could admire the scales. The main blade has some pepper spots and a mild patina started. The main drop point was sharpened using my Lanksy sharpening system, the spey still has the factory edge, although it too has seen some light use. The spey has some sight side to side play as well. This one has long pulls on each blade and is serialized #23. Price sold.
Prim front.
Here is a #77 "Marlow" dressed in stag. This knife is a really a great carry! The blade combination is hard to beat! I used a bluing pen to give it a mock patina, I like how it turned out personally. The blades have been sharpened using a Lansky sharpening system. The brass liner stuck up a little on the knife and I hated feeling them in my hand, I used a really like sand paper to smooth it off and it's perfect now. No blade play and nice walk and talk. The clip has some extra "character" after a little food prep. sold
Stag
This knife came with a little dent between the brass liner and the bolster. Not sure what may have caused it, but it came from the factory that way. It's solely a cosmetic flaw and nothing more.
Any questions and comments are appreciated, more pictures available upon request and the prices are somewhat negotiable. Trades are a maybe, but it would have to be the right knife!
Thanks guys
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