On the shelves, in the drawers, there are parts spanning .... soon .... 44 years. I roughed out four .... finished 2 and had to move on. And a thousand similar stories. Kelly has helped me look for things of late, and unearthed wealths of these items. They all need one critical ingredient.... time. I've been trying to use them as "starter fluid" to get a day going ... or as a wind down to a crazy day.

They are all good stuff, or I wouldn't touch them. This small ultra thin thin blade gents knife will be finished during the day and become available tomorrow. It's a Stainless 440-C tool steel blade and spring. Nickel Silver Liners and Barnes Cinnamon Roll Fossil Skeeter Tusk thin scales. It has filework and will have the dental cut Liners. (That's the row of "teeth blocks" each side of the spring).

Parts would have originated about 1988. The scales and completion are BPS.

The blade is ultra thin and has a fine brushed finish. The scales will be rounded and quite thin. There is a chain ring bump out on the back of the spring. The Cinnamon Roll is various tones of browns and polished. It's pretty.

Let's just mark it up now. $350us plus $12 shipping. DROP YOUR MARKER HERE if you'd like to buy it.

Thanks All. Merry Christmas
Gary



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Gary,

Someone is going to have a wonderful Christmas gift. Cannot wait to see it.

I don't think it will last long.

Great work. (but you only do great work)

Larry

It's $350 plus USPS .... whatever I said above.

Wanted to show you these additional pics.

Can you see it now?

Drop your marker if you'd like this "Pen Knife" (what they used to be called). It's like a folding scalpel.

Thanks!
Gary

Gary
That's a great little knife ya got there . I really love the way the skeeter tusk seems to wrap the pattern around the the knife lining up on the edges . Did you say it will have a hole or clevis on the end for a lanyard or chain ? Hmmm I'll bet you could do surgery with that little blade.
The last one I beat out Scott to be the lucky guy. I'll give him a chance this time ! Hehe
Very nice piece

Thanks
Kurt

How about now????

Thanks for the heads up.
Consider it Sold!

Scott

SOLD SOLD SOLD

Thanks Scott.

(and Kurt. Gentlemanly of you.)

It's shown itself to be what I saw when I looked at those scrolls and posted the first pics. Very trim. A Folding Scalpel. With the ring at the back of the spring, it could be clipped to a watch chain and live nicely in a watch pocket.

I used to make these and folks did love them.

Gary

Gary,

I knew that knife would not last long. Glad it moved so quickly.

Scott is lucky.

Larry