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Hello everybody!

I have this knife for trade. It the Brazilian Wotan 3, the knife used for the Special Forces. I have 2 of it and want to trade for a pocket knife.

Conditions:

- Must be American;

- Must look good;

- Must be of traditional brand like A.G. Russell, Case, Buck.

- It can be new or used, actual or old, but mint.

- Consider custom pocket knives also.

If someone have interest, I am waiting for your offers! I am not considering to sell the knife, just in trade. I pay for the shipment to USA and the winner pay the shipment to Brazil of his/her knife.

Thank you all!

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Permalink Reply by Steve Hanner on May 11, 2013 at 12:48

Hope you get a nibble Cesar!

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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on May 11, 2013 at 19:50

Clarify.
Traditional pattern? Tactical pattern? Only from the 3 makers you listed above?

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Permalink Reply by Cesar Scavone on May 11, 2013 at 20:47

Now I am looking for traditional patterns. The makers are just what I know, but I seek for a genuine american knife. I prefer knives with locking system, like backlocks.

Some knives that I really like:

- Buck 110, 112 (preferred)

- Bear & Son 3 5/8" Desert iron Wood Lockback K205E

- A.G. Russell™ Large Folding Hunter with Brown Rucarta™ -(RUS-CU12BR) (Love this!)

- Cattaraugus® KCC FH-3 Two Blade Trapper 1990 - Serial No. 301-1000 -(FH-3A)

- Case FOLDING HUNTER #58173

- Case FOLDING HUNTER #10134 (Love this!)

Just to inform, my knife cost about USD 190.00, but I am not looking for money advantage, ok? just want something that I really like!

Thank you!

Brad T. said:

Clarify.
Traditional pattern? Tactical pattern? Only from the 3 makers you listed above?

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Permalink Reply by Cesar Scavone on May 11, 2013 at 20:50

Thank you!

Steve Hanner said:

Hope you get a nibble Cesar!

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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on May 13, 2013 at 11:32

Cesar,

I would message you this pic, but you haven't accepted my friend request. But, everyone here has seen this knife if pictures at one time or another.

I happen to have a 2004 Case 61265LC SS - Jigged Bight Green Bone Mid Hunter with "Limited XX Edition / 1 of 3000" etched on the Mirror polished blade. It is in mint condition, no box though. It is a most excellent knife. 4" Closed, 7" open (3" blade) & has a Liner lock.

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Permalink Reply by Cesar Scavone on May 13, 2013 at 11:36

Friend request accepted! Could you tell me more about this knife?

Cesar

Brad T. said:

Cesar,

I would message you this pic, but you haven't accepted my friend request. But, everyone here has seen this knife if pictures at one time or another.

I happen to have a 2004 Case 61265LC SS - Jigged Bight Green Bone Mid Hunter with "Limited XX Edition / 1 of 3000" etched on the Mirror polished blade. It is in mint condition, no box though. It is a most excellent knife. 4" Closed, 7" open (3" blade) & has a Liner lock.

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Permalink Reply by LAD Knives on May 13, 2013 at 12:26

I have a Case XX Trapper Model 6207 with Custom engraved blade and Scrolled Bolsters. Its a Club knife 1 of 50 made. This one is No 38. Blades are Mirror Polished and handles are smooth bone. I believe this knife was made in 2004.

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Permalink Reply by Cesar Scavone on May 13, 2013 at 12:30

Really nice knife LAD! Also interested!

LAD Knives said:

I have a Case XX Trapper Model 6207 with Custom engraved blade and Scrolled Bolsters. Its a Club knife 1 of 50 made. This one is No 38. Blades are Mirror Polished and handles are smooth bone. I believe this knife was made in 2004.

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Permalink Reply by LAD Knives on May 13, 2013 at 12:34

Well Im glad you like it. I had not seen that brad had made you an offer 1st. I didn't mean to cut in the middle. When I think of a Traditional American Folding knife the trapper is the first that comes to mind. The bone on this one is beautiful, and the color engraved blade really sets it off.

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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on May 13, 2013 at 14:06

LAD,

Not a problem, he is entertaining all offers. I have told him my offer stands until Friday.

LAD Knives said:

Well Im glad you like it. I had not seen that brad had made you an offer 1st. I didn't mean to cut in the middle. When I think of a Traditional American Folding knife the trapper is the first that comes to mind. The bone on this one is beautiful, and the color engraved blade really sets it off.

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Permalink Reply by Brad T. on May 15, 2013 at 13:40

Cesar,

What are your options on trades thus far? Just curious.

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Permalink Reply by Cesar Scavone on May 18, 2013 at 19:50

TRADE CLOSED

Thank you friends those viewed this trade... the Special Ops knife now have a new owner and is now traveling to its new home. Yet, a good USA knife is comming to live in Brazil with me!