LOL look at this
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Blade Runner
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LOL look at this
Look at this sellers description of this knife on ebay. How many things does he have wrong ? Boy this one is really funny!!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... Track=true
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... Track=true
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Yeah, that's a real nice unsharpened stag handled stockman...
I see it's up to over $60 with six bids and still three days to go on the auction. Is that about right for that pattern in that condition? I wonder if savvy collectors are bidding, notwithstanding the errors in the listing, or if they're being taken in.
Speaking of ebay, this auction's got me scratching my head:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1
I realize the 36OT is more rare than the 34OT, and the fact that it has a punchblade is pretty cool, but it's already over $100 with 24 bids and the auction's not over. Looks like two guys got into a bidding war -- maybe their emotions got the best of them?
Edited for spelling.
I see it's up to over $60 with six bids and still three days to go on the auction. Is that about right for that pattern in that condition? I wonder if savvy collectors are bidding, notwithstanding the errors in the listing, or if they're being taken in.
Speaking of ebay, this auction's got me scratching my head:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... %3AIT&rd=1
I realize the 36OT is more rare than the 34OT, and the fact that it has a punchblade is pretty cool, but it's already over $100 with 24 bids and the auction's not over. Looks like two guys got into a bidding war -- maybe their emotions got the best of them?
Edited for spelling.
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knifeaholic
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Well the wrong descriptions never surprise me since the average estate seller or antique dealer is going to be cluelss about patterns, handles, etc.
And that Old Timer....amazing. I have seen beautiful 1940's era bone handled Schrade knives in near mint condition sell for a lot less than that knife is up to now.
And that Old Timer....amazing. I have seen beautiful 1940's era bone handled Schrade knives in near mint condition sell for a lot less than that knife is up to now.
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The Schrade... the 36OT is a desirable pattern, but that seems a little high. But I think the explanation is this: The seller for many years worked with/for R Werner, a well known knife guy, both of them very honorable. Quick took over the business when Werner died. He tends to get the best price for his knives because of all the loyal buyers that have done business with he and Werner for many, many years. You cannot over estimate the value of reputation in the knife biz.
The two bidders dueling over this knife: I've sold to both of them. They are free-spending when it comes to recent issue Schrades.
Phil
The two bidders dueling over this knife: I've sold to both of them. They are free-spending when it comes to recent issue Schrades.
Phil
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Gr8, you are right about Greg Quick. Thats like 80 bucks or so over valued, and you are right again, we're witnessing a couple of "unit" measuring, "gotsta hav-its" and they are making Greg a happy boy
, I bet he's scratching his head too. It's sad too, I have seen Greg take in the shorts on way more than one knife, for example, a Schatt F&W congress went for 56 bucks
. I wrote him a consolation (sp?) letter after that one. I have a couple of 36OT's, and at that price, I'll priority mail them for free.
As for the Case, looks auth to me, he could've pasted the wrong description in the ad. Way to keep your eyes open nevertheless.
Big G
As for the Case, looks auth to me, he could've pasted the wrong description in the ad. Way to keep your eyes open nevertheless.
Big G
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Knifeaholic is right, I didn't mean to insinuate that there was anything wrong with the knife(its authentic), just the description. Knives are often given the wrong description on ebay and thats nothing new. But some of them still make me laugh. I guess in this day and time its good to be able to laugh, or at least I hope it is.
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