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Suspicious Toothpicks from Jazzy Gambling on Ebay pt 1

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 12:27 am
by Robo
Better late than never, I guess, Because this Auction is ending in under three hours. But I have deep concerns about two toothpick/Ticklers Jazzy Gambling has up for auction: The first one is supposed to be a Tested era toothpick. Jazzy doesn't list a pattern number but pattern numbers are rare on Tested era Case pocket knives. The problems: No swedge (top grind) on blade,and Large angular choil. Both these are charicteristics of Imperial toothpicks with high pull type blade (See Photos). Next, the back springs don't "wrap around" the end-cap on Tested Era (or any era) toothpicks, Nor does it wrap around on Imperials of any era. But the backspring DOES "wrap around" (see pic) the end cap of (and I checked over 20 different manufacturers) the Ulster pre WWII Toothpick. (SEE PHOTOS). My conclusion: Imperial high-pull blade stuck in a Ulster Pre-WWII handle. The Tested stamp is blurry but I'm assuming it's fake.


I contacted Seller and I assume all sellers are innocent and just don't know they are selling a parts knife/counterfeit. Also, pictures do lie sometimes and I'll cheerfully apologize if I am incorrect, but It needs to be proven to me, not merely asserted.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/194497252194?m ... olid=10050

Re: Suspicious Toothpicks from Jazzy Gambling on Ebay pt 1

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 12:46 am
by cody6268
One thing I've learned here over the years is that pretty much everything from this seller will be, in some way, fake, cobbled, altered, or counterfeit.

Re: Suspicious Toothpicks from Jazzy Gambling on Ebay pt 1

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 12:53 am
by Mumbleypeg
I wouldn’t trust ANYTHING sold by jazzygambling to be legitimate. Buying from him is gambling for sure, and the odds are not in the buyer’s favor. ::tear::

Ken

Re: Suspicious Toothpicks from Jazzy Gambling on Ebay pt 1

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 1:09 pm
by kris_kross
Mumbleypeg wrote: Wed Nov 17, 2021 12:53 am I wouldn’t trust ANYTHING sold by jazzygambling to be legitimate. Buying from him is gambling for sure, and the odds are not in the buyer’s favor. ::tear::

Ken
Lol, I actually laughed out loud when I read this, not familiar with that particular seller but thanks for the head's up

Re: Suspicious Toothpicks from Jazzy Gambling on Ebay pt 1

Posted: Wed Nov 17, 2021 2:18 pm
by btrwtr
jazzygambling is a name that is in itself hard to put trust in. Given that this seller offers so many welded blades, cobbled, poorly repaired and frankenknives as his mainstay is reason to have him on my never buy from list. Not sure who buys all his junk and leaves him such stellar feedback for it.