Up for trade is a William Henry, G30 CB Gen Tac Auto:
• Tungsten DLC coated ZDP-189 core blade;
• Recurve, drop point, three inch blade;
• Titanium frame & bolsters;
• Carbon fiber scales;
• Titanium pocket clip;
• White topaz firing button stone;
• OAL seven inches.
I grade it at +90% as it has some very slight scuffing on the titanium bolsters. I have all original paperwork and box. I got this one a few months back, so I am the second owner. I have not sharpened the blade, nor do I believe it was by the previous owner. William Henry knives are often referred to as gentlemen’s jewelry or a gentleman’s knife due to the very precise nature of their handiwork, and attention to detail. This one is no exception.
Tradewise, I like Microtech autos: LCC (or a couple of manuals), Talon, Tanto Troodon (with something to enhance the deal); also older Whitewolf autos. I’m going to have to pass on any offers of fixed blades, your Festivus tree that I “would just need to come over and take down,” an “only partially used cat,” a date with your great-aunt Bessie “who still squeals like a schoolgirl,” and your collection of plastic grocery bags from “Piggly Wigglies all over the region.”
Let the games begin!
all da best,
rats…
Any trades must comply with all statutes regarding possesion of automatic knives. That knowledge is the sole responsibility of the recepient.
• Tungsten DLC coated ZDP-189 core blade;
• Recurve, drop point, three inch blade;
• Titanium frame & bolsters;
• Carbon fiber scales;
• Titanium pocket clip;
• White topaz firing button stone;
• OAL seven inches.
I grade it at +90% as it has some very slight scuffing on the titanium bolsters. I have all original paperwork and box. I got this one a few months back, so I am the second owner. I have not sharpened the blade, nor do I believe it was by the previous owner. William Henry knives are often referred to as gentlemen’s jewelry or a gentleman’s knife due to the very precise nature of their handiwork, and attention to detail. This one is no exception.
Tradewise, I like Microtech autos: LCC (or a couple of manuals), Talon, Tanto Troodon (with something to enhance the deal); also older Whitewolf autos. I’m going to have to pass on any offers of fixed blades, your Festivus tree that I “would just need to come over and take down,” an “only partially used cat,” a date with your great-aunt Bessie “who still squeals like a schoolgirl,” and your collection of plastic grocery bags from “Piggly Wigglies all over the region.”
Let the games begin!
all da best,
rats…
Any trades must comply with all statutes regarding possesion of automatic knives. That knowledge is the sole responsibility of the recepient.
