For questions, offers, or purchase, you must PM or email me... Redacted
Posts made in the ad will be ignored
I reserve the right to sell to whomever I choose; but, generally, I follow the first time stamp standard...remember, though, that we're talking PM or email time stamps.
Prices posted are for US shipping, only. International sale may be considered, with a pricing adjustment.
All of these knives have been carried, and lightly used. I am the original owner; and, to the best of my recollection, none have been sharpened.
I do not have the original boxes for any of them.
Now that I've gotten all that out of the way, on to the knives...
First up, all the way from 1999, an Emerson Raven.
Unfortunately, it appears I was less than diligent about cleaning this one after cutting my dinner. The marks on the second blade image are more pronounced in the picture than in person - but that's probably for the best.
Next, the CRKT S-2. Somewhere along the line, I've seen this one referred to as the poor man's sebenza (no, I didn't make that up). I will say, this was probably my favorite CRKT knife. I'm pretty sure the lockup has always been like that; though, to be honest, I never really paid much attention to such things. (maybe THAT's the reason for the sebenza reference, lol).
Finally, the Kershaw Boa. The SpeedSafe opening is problem free using the thumbstud or flipper; but you can easily control the opening if you choose.
Posts made in the ad will be ignored
I reserve the right to sell to whomever I choose; but, generally, I follow the first time stamp standard...remember, though, that we're talking PM or email time stamps.
Prices posted are for US shipping, only. International sale may be considered, with a pricing adjustment.
All of these knives have been carried, and lightly used. I am the original owner; and, to the best of my recollection, none have been sharpened.
I do not have the original boxes for any of them.
Now that I've gotten all that out of the way, on to the knives...
First up, all the way from 1999, an Emerson Raven.
Unfortunately, it appears I was less than diligent about cleaning this one after cutting my dinner. The marks on the second blade image are more pronounced in the picture than in person - but that's probably for the best.
Next, the CRKT S-2. Somewhere along the line, I've seen this one referred to as the poor man's sebenza (no, I didn't make that up). I will say, this was probably my favorite CRKT knife. I'm pretty sure the lockup has always been like that; though, to be honest, I never really paid much attention to such things. (maybe THAT's the reason for the sebenza reference, lol).
Finally, the Kershaw Boa. The SpeedSafe opening is problem free using the thumbstud or flipper; but you can easily control the opening if you choose.
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