someone is stealing this knife
- chautauqua
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Re: someone is stealing this knife
seller can only blame himself for a low price on this knife,id bid if the pictures actually showed anything important to do with the value of this knife
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Re: someone is stealing this knife
I have to agree .... the pictures are so vague and there should be at least 6-8 good quality pictures, after all Ebay allows you 12 before charging extra.
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Re: someone is stealing this knife
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Re: someone is stealing this knife
where is the second blade?
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Re: someone is stealing this knife
Looks like it's maybe been on a wire wheel to me.
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Re: someone is stealing this knife
This pattern Robeson knife can be found on Ebay almost weekly and in near mint to mint condition complete with a nice blade etch on the master clip, a hook disgorger/scaler blade and a bail. They routinely sale for under $50.00
The subject knife definitely has issues, but as a user, eight bucks is still a bargain.
The handles on these knives are a multi-layered laminated wood and phenolic resin material that Robeson produced in a separate plant and called, "ShurWood".
I suppose it's very similar to PaccaWood.
Sarah and I have about a dozen Robeson kitchen knives that we have used daily for fifteen to twenty years. They sometimes spend the night in a sink of water. We don't put them in the dishwasher, though. Not a single one has ever separated, swollen or become loose from the knife.
It is a very serviceable handle material.
I often see it referred to as "rosewood" in Ebay auctions.
Charlie Noyes
The subject knife definitely has issues, but as a user, eight bucks is still a bargain.
The handles on these knives are a multi-layered laminated wood and phenolic resin material that Robeson produced in a separate plant and called, "ShurWood".
I suppose it's very similar to PaccaWood.
Sarah and I have about a dozen Robeson kitchen knives that we have used daily for fifteen to twenty years. They sometimes spend the night in a sink of water. We don't put them in the dishwasher, though. Not a single one has ever separated, swollen or become loose from the knife.
It is a very serviceable handle material.
I often see it referred to as "rosewood" in Ebay auctions.
Charlie Noyes
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