Well, folks, I got a birthday coming up and I want a new toy.
I'm looking for a vintage fixed-blade knife similar to the Marbles "Canoe," or the 4.25" "Ideal." I definitely want a blade with that general shape and the large fuller, but am open on details like handle materials, etc. Marbles is the only manufacturer I'm aware of who made such a knife in that small size, but I'm willing to consider others.
Please PM or post here. And thanks!
Jim
WTB: Birthday knife
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Re: WTB: Birthday knife
I have an Ideal in my store. http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... ry_id=3379
It is not exactly mint but an honest old knife.
Happy Birthday!
Ray
It is not exactly mint but an honest old knife.
Happy Birthday!
Ray
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Re: WTB: Birthday knife
Thanks Paladin! I saw that before posting, the only thing wrong with that knife is the blade is too long. I'm really looking for one of the short ones.
Quality should not be an accident. So what is the explanation for some of the knives we've seen in the past few years? (from A Knifebuyer's Manifesto)