Looking for the Featherstone - Durber Sheffield
Looking for the Featherstone - Durber Sheffield
Long ago I traded a weird little knife from Featherstone - Durber Sheffield to Johnny. Sadly I wasn't active on the forum when Johnny passed, and thus missed the auction done for his widow. I'm just wondering, if by chance, any member bought this knife ?
I'm willing to buy it back within reason. I'm sure if it was auctioned, the prices may have been "impressive", in order to help out his wife. (commendable) So I may not be able to match it. I traded a few things with Johnnie, but he really liked that knife lol ! It would be kind of neat to have it, if just for that reason.
Mike
I'm willing to buy it back within reason. I'm sure if it was auctioned, the prices may have been "impressive", in order to help out his wife. (commendable) So I may not be able to match it. I traded a few things with Johnnie, but he really liked that knife lol ! It would be kind of neat to have it, if just for that reason.
Mike
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Re: Looking for the Featherstone - Durber Sheffield
I'm really wanting a featherstone and durber knife if anyone has a spare one knocking about? cheers Paul Durber
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There used to be an auction sub-forum, not sure where it went? You could try a search
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Re: Looking for the Featherstone - Durber Sheffield
Hi Mike did you ever find one? I'm considering selling mine...Toejammer wrote: ↑Mon Jun 12, 2017 11:11 pm Long ago I traded a weird little knife from Featherstone - Durber Sheffield to Johnny. Sadly I wasn't active on the forum when Johnny passed, and thus missed the auction done for his widow. I'm just wondering, if by chance, any member bought this knife ?
I'm willing to buy it back within reason. I'm sure if it was auctioned, the prices may have been "impressive", in order to help out his wife. (commendable) So I may not be able to match it. I traded a few things with Johnnie, but he really liked that knife lol ! It would be kind of neat to have it, if just for that reason.
Mike
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Probably should try contacting him by email since he hasn’t logged in to AAPK in well over a year. Click on his member name in any post he made, which will open his member profile. Then select send an email.
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Thanks KenMumbleypeg wrote: ↑Fri Jan 10, 2020 11:18 pm Probably should try contacting him by email since he hasn’t logged in to AAPK in well over a year. Click on his member name in any post he made, which will open his member profile. Then select send an email.
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Re: Looking for the Featherstone - Durber Sheffield
Hi guys, a little embarrassed to blunder into this thread -- hope I'm not offending anyone. I have a Featherstone and Durber knife that is potentially for sale. Please read below for the full story.
About 30 years ago, the UK style magazine 'Arena' ran a piece on Featherstone and Durber knives. I bought one for my dad. When he died a decade ago, it came back to me. I love it, but I'm not using it and I think I'd be prepared to sell it on.
The knife is the simplest F+D made. It's pretty similar to the photo in this thread -- same profile but no brass clip; all stainless apart from brass pivots. It comes in the original nylon sheath but without the F+D box. The sheath is full of pocket lint but the knife is untouched. I don't think my dad ever used it, and I haven't since it came to me.
I can easily photograph the knife if anyone's interested.
I have no history in this group, which I joined because it was the first that came up when I searched on 'featherstone durber knife'. I have good feedback on eBay (as 'will21x'). If any potential buyers prefer to deal face to face, I'm presently in Somerset, UK, travel often to Winchester, and will be in Lancaster for two weeks in August.
Best, WM
About 30 years ago, the UK style magazine 'Arena' ran a piece on Featherstone and Durber knives. I bought one for my dad. When he died a decade ago, it came back to me. I love it, but I'm not using it and I think I'd be prepared to sell it on.
The knife is the simplest F+D made. It's pretty similar to the photo in this thread -- same profile but no brass clip; all stainless apart from brass pivots. It comes in the original nylon sheath but without the F+D box. The sheath is full of pocket lint but the knife is untouched. I don't think my dad ever used it, and I haven't since it came to me.
I can easily photograph the knife if anyone's interested.
I have no history in this group, which I joined because it was the first that came up when I searched on 'featherstone durber knife'. I have good feedback on eBay (as 'will21x'). If any potential buyers prefer to deal face to face, I'm presently in Somerset, UK, travel often to Winchester, and will be in Lancaster for two weeks in August.
Best, WM
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Haven't been active here do to health (eye problems) and financial missteps that nearly lost us out house. Had to move, and are now residing in an old (former) motel way up in the sandhills of Nebraska. Our town quite literally has one intersection, and no stoplight lol.
As for the F-D, thanks for all the reply's (I have to change that old e-mail address, sorry) but I was only really interested in getting back the one I had traded with Johnny. Just sentimental reasons...
Thanks !
Mike
As for the F-D, thanks for all the reply's (I have to change that old e-mail address, sorry) but I was only really interested in getting back the one I had traded with Johnny. Just sentimental reasons...
Thanks !
Mike
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Re: Looking for the Featherstone - Durber Sheffield
Leave it to me to dig up old dead threads, but here I go !
I'm still interested in finding one of these knives. I ask here because I have exhausted my search online, and I'm just spinning my wheels at this point. So if anyone has a Featherstone - Durber they're willing to part with, hit me up here. Thanks !
I'm still interested in finding one of these knives. I ask here because I have exhausted my search online, and I'm just spinning my wheels at this point. So if anyone has a Featherstone - Durber they're willing to part with, hit me up here. Thanks !
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I sure do miss good ol' Johnny, he was a good guy and I hope you find the knife.
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Yep, Johnny was a hoot ! And a great guy to trade with, he'd go out of his way to make sure you were happy with the deal.1967redrider wrote: ↑Thu Apr 29, 2021 5:31 pm I sure do miss good ol' Johnny, he was a good guy and I hope you find the knife.
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Toejammer wrote: ↑Thu Apr 29, 2021 7:26 pmYep, Johnny was a hoot ! And a great guy to trade with, he'd go out of his way to make sure you were happy with the deal.1967redrider wrote: ↑Thu Apr 29, 2021 5:31 pm I sure do miss good ol' Johnny, he was a good guy and I hope you find the knife.
Cheers to him.
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter