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When I had money, when I lived with mater and pater, I decided to buy a Wilkinson Sword Dartmoor Knife. I now have less money, and after finding it in the ...
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For Sale: Wilkinson Sword CSK185 Dartmoor Knife
Roll up, roll up...
When I had money, when I lived with mater and pater, I decided to buy a Wilkinson Sword Dartmoor Knife. I now have less money, and after finding it in the garage realise I've rarely used it and am unlikely to use it again, so thought I'd sell it.
Extremely rare due to limited edition and the fact WS went bust shortly after producing them. Unable to sell on eBay because of their fascist policies, so here goes...
Good review of the knife here: An 80s Revival: Surviving with the Dartmoor Knife
- This is a knife made by Wilkinson Sword before their factory closed and was limited edition (I understand parts became available after the factory closed - it is not made from them)!
- The knife is complete with the scabbard and survival kit, and nothing has been used or is missing.
- I binned the box years ago, but still have the instruction/warranty booklet
- Its the dogs dingers version with a "bead blasted satin” blade
- Blade has had minor use and needs sharpening. Saw has had zero use and is fecking sharp!
Sensible offers please....…bad indeed is the condition of a General when he has sickness among his men and an enemy to contend with at the same time.
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- 12-01-2013, 15:46 #2Junior Member
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hi do you still have the knife?
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Are you old enough to own a lethal weapon???
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Still for sale. I've replied to your PM.
…bad indeed is the condition of a General when he has sickness among his men and an enemy to contend with at the same time.
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What a horrible, walty-looking knife. I feel slightly less bad about them going bust after seeing that.
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I spend a lot of time on Dartmoor and I've never needed a knife like that...
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Hi kids,if we all liked the same thing life would be very boring. This is my 1st time on here so far don't seem very friendly!!!!!!
- 12-01-2013, 19:36 #8
Since web prices range from 250-430, I can see why you want to cash it in. However these are not the rich americans you are looking for on this site!
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