1933 Colonial
Posted: Mon Oct 02, 2017 5:30 pm
In my early knife collecting days I bought a lot of knives that I would pass on today because my collecting eye is more discerning. I've identified about 100 that I want to get rid of. I'm going to post a few here to see if there is any interest. These are not expensive knives and they have flaws but they might be of interest to some of you, either for your collection, to resell, or to pass on to a youngster or budding collector. I'm going to try something a little different.
1) All knives are MAKE AN OFFER. Any offer is welcome; I won't be offended by lowballs.
2) If I think it's too low I'll decline and I'll add a post saying, for example, "I turned down $5." If no one else makes an offer I'll know I should have taken the $5!
3) If it sells I'll post the sale price.
4) Shipping in the CONUS is $3.
5) Any knife can be returned for a refund.
Cash, check, PayPal (F&F). Offers by email preferred ([email protected]) but PM is OK.
Here is an easy open Colonial. Master blade snaps both ways and has a weak half stop. Secondary blade has good snap open, weak snap closed, and a half stop. Brass liners. Tang stamp is C K Co inside a rectangle (Colonial Knife Co.). Per Gloins, this stamp is circa 1933. Thanks,
Dennis
1) All knives are MAKE AN OFFER. Any offer is welcome; I won't be offended by lowballs.
2) If I think it's too low I'll decline and I'll add a post saying, for example, "I turned down $5." If no one else makes an offer I'll know I should have taken the $5!
3) If it sells I'll post the sale price.
4) Shipping in the CONUS is $3.
5) Any knife can be returned for a refund.
Cash, check, PayPal (F&F). Offers by email preferred ([email protected]) but PM is OK.
Here is an easy open Colonial. Master blade snaps both ways and has a weak half stop. Secondary blade has good snap open, weak snap closed, and a half stop. Brass liners. Tang stamp is C K Co inside a rectangle (Colonial Knife Co.). Per Gloins, this stamp is circa 1933. Thanks,
Dennis
