My Brooks Cambium C15 for your C17/19...

Posted on Tue 16th, January 2018

• #1

cryptthing

I have a Brooks Cambium C15 (carved, 'natural' colour) that I'm looking to trade for C19 or, failing that, a C17 - not really bothered about whether they're carved or what colour it is - just want more surface area for my fat ass...

Any interest?? Cheers
• #2

Tonts in reply to @cryptthing

Goddamn. Sold my C17 carved a couple of months back and would gladly have swapped for a C15 carved. Let me know if you'd sell it.
• #3

Van_Vlaanderen in reply to @cryptthing

Have a c17 carved, be happy to trade..
• #4

cryptthing

Hey thanks for the responses :) I’ve got an early bird pending via a PM so will let you know if that falls through!
• #5

trigs

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• #6

cryptthing

first dibser fell through - I’m officially reopening this up for trades...

Hit me up with your offers :)
• #7

FierceKoala in reply to @cryptthing

Hi, would you sell it? Haven't got one to trade, but happy to pay cash.

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