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THE KNIVES HAVE BEEN SOLD -

I have two nice Frank B picklocks. each is in very good condition. Black & white is a bayonet blade, cream and dark brown is a swedge blade, both blades are as they came new, never sharpened or used. Each handle is fine, one standard black / white horn, the other is cream front with dark brown back ...

Please let us know how it goes-- John H

just let us know when you get a handle on it, we all understand you need some time here -- John H

Bill, you have no idea on how grateful I am that you manage to work one in for me with the workload you have- The front scale on my Latama looks just the way I had pictured, very well done. I couldn't be more pleased, Thanks again -

Highspeed steel, let me clarify. The two knives I mentioned when starting the thread, were both bought used. One from the forum and the other from AAPK. I will admit, I was a bit disappointed in each due to each being described as very clean and in excellent condition. Both sellers were a little off ...

This is just my comments on two of my knives that Bill Deshivs has worked on. Awhile back, I had bought a black horn Latama, but when I got it,
I discovered the blade was extremely tight along with almost impossible to release. I had sent it to Walt at Latama, it went to Bill and now works as it ...

It's gone --sold

I've bought at least ten different Bark Rivers over the years, and they are very well made. Too bad the owner went over to the dark side, but
DLT Trading carries a super good selection- I had a collection of the Fox River series for years and you can't hurt them; they are tough and capable knives ...

I forgot to ad; it also comes with a well-made sheath -

Before you keep on scrolling, please read what I have - And yes, I know all about Bark River closing. I read the entire article and what I am selling was not listed. I have a Fox River, CPM 3V, which along with the Fox Rivers, was not on the list of affected knives. Although I'll never be out in the ...

It seems a little hard to try and guess how old these might be because no way of knowing how long the original buyer has had them. They may have been in a previous collection for years. You all know how thus is, one day you look at one and decide you can part with it. Or there is a need for cash ...

It was too dangerous, I sent it back before it sent me to the ER. I did call Arizona knives and talked to Andrew, to ask if I picked out another four numbers to check, would it be possible to find one that works normally. He has helped in the past and said certainly, no problem - I keep thinking ...

I had the black handled one simply marked "Colt" on the blade. Opened ok and sort of a clever design to unlatch the blade but aside from that not a real keeper.