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You could try listing them here. There’s not as many people interested but it’s somewhere to start. Some people might be able to suggest a value too. ( if you ignore the usual banter )
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OK, will have to dig them out and take some pictures. That’ll take a few days I imagine.
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OK, so here are some pretty crappy pictures.
First the ones I am definitely planning to sell (all hand/custom made):
a. James Sponaugle, Loveless drop point style; off-white scales, handmade sheath from a Tennessee maker:
b. W Bond "Bushy" - 4mm 01 steel; paper micarta scales yellow and black liners wharncliff style blade
c. Mark Hill camp knife: damascus blade ,nickel bolsters and pins white corian scales file worked handle with sheath and striker/flint:
(The pictures in no way do this knife justice)
d. Merwe Knives (South Africa); 12C27 Sandvik steel with Rhodesian teak and Matumi handle
e. Barker Companion, small general purpose camp knife; black micarta (I think) scales and hard sheath:
f. Barker Companion, as above but larger and with yellow scales:
Others I "might" sell if I can get my head round letting them go:
A. Shing Raven, folding knife, S30v blade; stainless bolsters; titanium liners; black G10 scales (almost certainly never been used, just a few minor handling scratches)
B. D Edwards, chef's knife, damascus steel blade; red liners; can't remember what the scales are. This (and a slicer) were made for me, but a. I had never specified a knife before and b. the maker was young and inexperienced - its an absolutely beautifully made knife, but it is just too thick for its designed purpose. Would make a good camp/general purpose knife.
The two knives:
(Edited to add: AAARGH, what does this forum do to numbering?! Have changed to letters to try to resolve it ...)
tertius
Thanks. Am not on Facebook. Was really hoping for a forum where I could get some advice about what I have as my memory of where I got each one and what I paid is pretty hazy!