All About Pocket Knives

Hi everyone, if there's a knife or knives that you're interested in that is in my store please make offers before Monday after that the knives will be sent back to the owner thanks much for all those that bought knives from me all the best Mike

What is the name of your store please?

Old warriors cutlery

Thanks

Some very nice knives there. Every time I look at knives in the stores, I cock the hammer and nearly pull the trigger, only to find that it is "SOLD OUT." What is up with that? When it is gone, get rid of it in the ad's. What a nuisance!

All sold knives deleted now!!

I recognize this isn't the place for a store design debate but I'm going to chime in anyway. I disagree with Tongue and like the idea of keeping the Sold knives in the store because it gives you an ongoing record of what knives sold for (or at least what the asking price was).

I've gotten used to scrolling the pages and seeing either the green Available or the red Sold tag so I don't find it annoying at all (though maybe a red slash across the listing would be even better). And now with the new sorting feature you can easily segregate out the sold knives by selecting Sold Items First. (Though IMO it should be Sold Items Last.) Personally, I'd urge the sellers to leave their sold items in their stores as a historical price record.

Dennis

deo-pa wrote:I recognize this isn't the place for a store design debate but I'm going to chime in anyway. I disagree with Tongue and like the idea of keeping the Sold knives in the store because it gives you an ongoing record of what knives sold for (or at least what the asking price was).

I've gotten used to scrolling the pages and seeing either the green Available or the red Sold tag so I don't find it annoying at all (though maybe a red slash across the listing would be even better). And now with the new sorting feature you can easily segregate out the sold knives by selecting Sold Items First. (Though IMO it should be Sold Items Last.) Personally, I'd urge the sellers to leave their sold items in their stores as a historical price record.

Dennis

Good point. I also need to run through the learning curve in order to access all the features. BTW, I am red/green colorblind.

Hey Mike,

How old is the stag swing guard...

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... mber_id=39

Jerry

1940-1964 according to Tom Kalcevic

Hmm, same time frame as CASE XX era.

Thanks for the info Mike.

Jerry