Vintage Knives For EDCs
Posted: Sun Jan 15, 2012 11:33 am
Hi, all. I'm looking to acquire some new EDC knives to add some variety to my normal rotation. I have a few vintage knives to trade for one or a few. For an EDC, I prefer tactical knives with a blade 2.25" to 3.5" or 4" but will consider traditional folders. I am not interested in autos. The knife laws where I live are very vague and it's not worth the risk. Assisted openers are fine. I don't have any particular brands in mind, so feel free to propose anything. Below are the knives I have for trade. PM or email me with offers or questions. Thanks a lot.
1. Case XX whittler. Chip/crack-free pocket-worn bone handles. Unfortunately one of the small blades is broken. SOLD
2. New York Knife Co small jack. 2 3/8" closed. Ebony handles have two dents on the backside. TRADED
3. Cattaraugus small congress. 2 3/8" closed. Mother-of-pearl handles are perfect. $25
4. Clark's XLT Cutlery. This stamp was used by Baker, Hamilton & Pacific of San Francisco circa 1899-1926. Ivory handles. TRADED
5. Clark's XLT Cutlery. This stamp was used by Baker, Hamilton & Pacific of San Francisco circa 1899-1926. Mother-of-pearl handles. The back handle has a crack at the center pin. TRADED
1. Case XX whittler. Chip/crack-free pocket-worn bone handles. Unfortunately one of the small blades is broken. SOLD
2. New York Knife Co small jack. 2 3/8" closed. Ebony handles have two dents on the backside. TRADED
3. Cattaraugus small congress. 2 3/8" closed. Mother-of-pearl handles are perfect. $25
4. Clark's XLT Cutlery. This stamp was used by Baker, Hamilton & Pacific of San Francisco circa 1899-1926. Ivory handles. TRADED
5. Clark's XLT Cutlery. This stamp was used by Baker, Hamilton & Pacific of San Francisco circa 1899-1926. Mother-of-pearl handles. The back handle has a crack at the center pin. TRADED