Kershaw Wild Turkey

[RedRaiderRick]

Must be new or like new

[QTCut5]

Must be new or like new

Got these two. Been in storage for quite a long time so not exactly "new" but like new since they were never carried or used.

Cocobolo has a scratch on the bolster and the (ultra rare) smooth white bone has hairlines at pin on both sides.

Send me a PM if interested, see if we can't work out some kind of mutually beneficial arrangement.

[1967redrider]

Excellent examples, Q.

[QTCut5]

Excellent examples, Q.

Thanks John.

Kershaw was the very first brand I collected when I started seriously collecting, as opposed to accumulating which I had been doing for years. You might say I was Koo-Koo for Kershaw! Years ago, when I was drifting around the Pacific Northwest region I even dated a girl whose last name was Kershaw because I thought she might be related to the knife company family dynasty. Unfortunately, she wasn't and we broke up (what can I say? I was young and foolish , now I'm just old and...well...I like to think somewhat less foolish ) I still have a lot of Kershaw knives, in fact, I EDC a Kershaw knife every day and have been for over 25 yrs. Whether it's a Leek or a Mini Task or a Chill, I'm never without a Kershaw in my pocket.

IMHO the Wild Turkey is Kershaw's most elegant design.

If RedRaiderRick isn't interested, and so far he doesn't seem to be since he never responded or sent me a PM, and someone else would like to get one or both of these beautiful Wild Turkeys for a screaming killer deal...feel free to drop me a PM.

PS--The white one could be ivory, not smooth white bone. I've studied it at length and still can't be 100% sure. But I'm leaning more towards ivory because of the lack of any discernable petechiae (I think that's what those small black spots left in bone by tiny blood vessels are called). But I'm calling it bone just so no one thinks I'm trying to pull a fast one. You'll have to decide for yourself.

[RedRaiderRick]

PM sent.

[QTCut5]

PM sent.

No PM was received.

It took me a few times to learn that after composing a new PM and hitting "Submit", the system forces you to "Preview" your PM first and then you have to scroll down and hit "Submit" a second time before it actually goes into your Outbox. A bit confusing until you get used to it, but I'm sure there's a valid reason it's set up this way.

I'm sending you a PM that you can just Reply to. Maybe that will be easier.

[RedRaiderRick]

Well thats weird. Asking what your price is for the wild turkey. I'm really looking for a new or like new and that scratch is a bit much for me. But thanks.