CLOSED Auction for Tank--1990 Remington 1306
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2011 12:37 am
This week I'm auctioning off three knives for Tank, who I suspect could use a little help as we head into the holiday season. Auction starts now, runs til 8 PM Central on Sunday 13 November 2011. All proceeds go to Tank, shipping is already covered.
When the auction is complete, I'll notify the winner. I've made arrangements with Philco to handle getting the funds to Tank, so he will contact the winner to arrange payment. As soon as Phil tells me he has the funds, I'll send the knife out USPS Priority.
This knife is a Remington 1306 lock-back folding knife from 1990, made for Remington by Camillus. It measures 4 1/2" long, and comes with the box but no papers. This knife has been lightly carried by two owners now, but doesn't seem to have cut more than an envelope. Handles are crack-free; overall the knife is near-mint.
Feel free to PM or email me with any questions. Thanks!
Jim
When the auction is complete, I'll notify the winner. I've made arrangements with Philco to handle getting the funds to Tank, so he will contact the winner to arrange payment. As soon as Phil tells me he has the funds, I'll send the knife out USPS Priority.
This knife is a Remington 1306 lock-back folding knife from 1990, made for Remington by Camillus. It measures 4 1/2" long, and comes with the box but no papers. This knife has been lightly carried by two owners now, but doesn't seem to have cut more than an envelope. Handles are crack-free; overall the knife is near-mint.
Feel free to PM or email me with any questions. Thanks!
Jim
Sunday through Thursday I was in the grips of a tiny round rock, stuck between my left kidney and downstream bladder. Agony of major size kept me down flat for those days so I missed the auction completely. I would like to add an extra $10 to each of those auctions if someone will tell me how to do it. I can do a paypal or send a check. I know that it is up to those of us who are blessed should be looking out for our brothers ( and sisters) . . I wait to hear how OLE GAR