Lot 418:
A Collection of Knives and Sharpening Stones Including Kershaw, Camillus, and Fiskars
Sold for: $35
Description
This collection includes an assortment of folding and fixed-blade knives, knife-making materials, and sharpening equipment. The group features a Kershaw lockback folding knife with a stainless steel blade and a black textured synthetic handle molded with the Kershaw logo. The tang is marked Kershaw Oregon USA, and it includes a branded black nylon belt sheath. A Fiskars fillet knife is present, featuring a stainless steel blade marked Fiskars Stainless Finland and a black molded plastic handle, accompanied by a matching plastic sheath. The collection includes a Camillus two-blade folding pocket knife with brown jigged synthetic scales and a Camillus handle shield; the secondary blade tang is marked Camillus New York USA. A Green River fixed-blade utility knife is included, featuring a carbon steel blade marked Green River Made in USA and wood handle scales secured with three brass rivets. Knife-making components consist of one unhandled stainless steel blade blank with four pin holes, a rectangular block of wood for handle material, and a small fixed-blade knife with a wood handle, brass bolster, and brass pommel in a worn leather sheath. Sharpening equipment includes a Bear Creek Tool Stone in its original red and brown box, a Norton Behr-Manning sharpening stone in its original blue and yellow box, a bench stone mounted in a dark wood base, and two loose rectangular sharpening stones. The items are partially housed in a blue plastic foam-lined carrying case.
Kershaw blade length: approximately 3.5 inches
Fiskars blade length: approximately 6 inches
Camillus primary blade length: approximately 2.25 inches
Green River blade length: approximately 5 inches
Small fixed blade length: approximately 3 inches
Blade blank length: approximately 6 inches.
Condition report:
The items in this collection show varying degrees of age-related wear and utility use. The Kershaw blade exhibits significant surface scratching and evidence of previous sharpening. The Camillus pocket knife shows heavy sharpening wear and a dark patina on both blades. The Green River knife displays an aged patina on the carbon steel. The Fiskars fillet knife shows moderate signs of use. Sharpening stones show typical signs of wear from use, and the original cardboard boxes are weathered, stained, and show structural wear. The leather sheath for the small fixed-blade knife is heavily worn and abraded.
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