My Sebenza for a bushcraft knife

[Roefisher]

Hello folks,

I am on the hunt for a new bushcraft knife.

For trade, I have a large classic Sebenza with micarta inlay. This one has double lugs and a polished blade. Boxed with all paperwork.

What I would like is an average bushcraft knife with scandi grind and a leather (right-handed) belt sheath. Makers I am interested in are very specific so nothing outside of these people please. Alan Wood, Stuart Mitchell or possibly a Skookum from Rod Garcia (red handled only). Overall condition must be excellent with no damage at all to either the knife or sheath - and still have the original makers edge.

Here's my half of the deal;

Cheers,

Mark

 

[dwardo]

Sorry not a related question but what are the little sticks for ?

 

[Robbi]

looks like a knife display stand to me

 

[dwardo]

looks like a knife display stand to me

Very cool sorry about hijacking your thread, nice knife btw

 

[Roefisher]

Sorry not a related question but what are the little sticks for ?

No worries about asking. It's not a knife stand actually, it's a mount I made for resting Salmon flies on while the thread varnish dries. I take the little top section off (the piece which the flies are impaled into) and use it occasionally to photograph knives.

It's a simple affair made from blackthorn. If you're interested, here are a couple more pictures to show the general shape;

Back on topic, I have a couple of items I can include with the knife. One is a leather slipcover and the other is the titanium cover which goes over the slot when the clip is removed giving the knife a tidier appearance if you want to carry it clipless.

Skol,

Mark

 

[Dougster]

You have some beautiful sebbies. Wish I had a bushy by one of your makers.

 

[Roefisher]

I'm withdrawing this from trade for the time being, at least.

My reason is that current knife prices were not really making this a fair deal for the other person involved. Had I done my homework properly I'd have known that, so sorry folks.

Skol,

Mark