Still purging... I'm selling knives, but for some mysterious reason, my PP balance isn't really going up. Funny how BST works like that...
Sale price includes PP G&S fees. Sale value based on my purchase price.
For buyers interested in fee-free payment methods, I’ll offer the knives at the discounted trade value shown above.
Either way, fully insured/tracked CONUS shipping is included. Open to shipping internationally and can cover the first $15; PM and we can discuss.
Mainly looking to sell, but possible trade interests are listed below (fairly specific as I'm looking to narrow down my knives):
Catcheside 225 • forged geometry c105
Trade value: $475 / Sale value: $525
Blacksmith/sharpener: William Catcheside
Steel: Forged Geometry c105/Pure Iron clad
Edge Length: 221mm
Heel Height: 50mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 9.64mm (!) / 6.95mm / 2.44mm / 0.80mm
Weight: 213g
Handle: Wenge + bog oak
Purchased from ZeeVee: SOLD - Raquin/Halcyon/Catcheside/Xerxes/Nordquist/Carter/Maillet/Kurosaki/Shibata
Very lightly used. Original edge - never sharpened/stropped. No box.
See Zach's post for better photography than I'm capable of taking. He was the first owner, and I just used it for one meal. I got it for a great price from Zach, and passing it on.
Beautiful example of Catcheside's work. Somehow rustic and refined at the same time.
Hunter Valley Blades 220 gyuto
Trade value: $290 / Sale value: $325
Blacksmith/sharpener: Mert Tansu
Steel: 1095 mono
Edge Length: 220mm
Heel Height: 54mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 4.2mm / 4.1mm / 2.99mm / 1.14mm
Weight: 243g
Handle: Bocote mono
Purchased from Homechef: Withdrawn - “One outs”…
Well used, sharpened, patina'd, and tipped – hence the original seller's generous discount. Tip doesn't affect performance IMO (and previous owner's opinion).
Shi.Han-esque WH on a budget. Feels bulletproof but capable of fine cuts.
Spåre MCX 190 bunka
Trade value: $290 / Sale value: $325
Blacksmith/sharpener: Fredrik Spåre
Steel: 1.2419 mono
Edge Length: 188mm
Heel Height: 53.53mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 3.62mm / 3.20mm / 1.61mm / 0.48mm
Weight: 156g
Handle: Ebonised oak + brass
Purchased from Delat: SOLD - Frederick Spare MCX Bunka 190mm
Very, very lightly used. Original edge - never sharpened/stropped. No box.
Great cutter: robust but thin BTE. Truly impressive F&F and construction for the price. Nice way to try out a top-notch western maker.
Birgersson 225
Trade value: $300 / Sale value: $340 SOLD
Blacksmith/sharpener: Björn Birgersson
Steel: Silversteel Warikomi
Edge Length: 222mm
Heel Height: 55.8mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 4.7mm / 3.36mm / 2.03mm / 0.8mm
Weight: 194g
Handle: Olive mono
Purchased from lagrangeL2 who got it from childermass (first owner): SOLD - Birgersson 220 Gyuto (EU)
Very lightly used. Original edge - never sharpened/stropped. No box.
Birgersson's work has rightfully gone up in price since I bought this at the beginning of my knife binge; I'm just looking to cover my purchase cost. I prefer a slightly longer edge length, and keeping my DxB 240 instead. Gorgeous olive mono handle.
Knife | Trade Value / Sale Price | Specs |
---|---|---|
Birgersson 220 | $300 / $340 SOLD | 222mm x 56mm / 194g |
Catcheside 225 | $425 / $475 SOLD | 221mm x 50mm / 213g |
HVB 220 | $250 / $280 SOLD $290 / $325 | 220mm x 54mm / 243g |
Spåre MCX 190 bunka | $250 / $280 SOLD $290 / $325 | 188mm x 54mm / 156g |
Sale price includes PP G&S fees. Sale value based on my purchase price.
For buyers interested in fee-free payment methods, I’ll offer the knives at the discounted trade value shown above.
Either way, fully insured/tracked CONUS shipping is included. Open to shipping internationally and can cover the first $15; PM and we can discuss.
Mainly looking to sell, but possible trade interests are listed below (fairly specific as I'm looking to narrow down my knives):
- Gesshin Heiji Semi Stainless 210 suji (only the JKI version, not direct from Heiji) kind of really want one of these
- Gesshin Heiji Semi Stainless 240 gyuto (only the JKI version, not direct from Heiji)
- Shi.Han anything in KU AEB-L (especially 150-210)
- Dalman anything in AEB-L (especially 150-210)
- Spåre bread sword
- Gengetsu 240
- Konosuke MM 240 or 270 in any steel
- One of those cute 120 ryoba debas by Shiro Kunimitsu or Ikenami sold by KnifeJapan
Catcheside 225 • forged geometry c105
Trade value: $475 / Sale value: $525
Blacksmith/sharpener: William Catcheside
Steel: Forged Geometry c105/Pure Iron clad
Edge Length: 221mm
Heel Height: 50mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 9.64mm (!) / 6.95mm / 2.44mm / 0.80mm
Weight: 213g
Handle: Wenge + bog oak
Purchased from ZeeVee: SOLD - Raquin/Halcyon/Catcheside/Xerxes/Nordquist/Carter/Maillet/Kurosaki/Shibata
Very lightly used. Original edge - never sharpened/stropped. No box.
See Zach's post for better photography than I'm capable of taking. He was the first owner, and I just used it for one meal. I got it for a great price from Zach, and passing it on.
Beautiful example of Catcheside's work. Somehow rustic and refined at the same time.
Hunter Valley Blades 220 gyuto
Trade value: $290 / Sale value: $325
Blacksmith/sharpener: Mert Tansu
Steel: 1095 mono
Edge Length: 220mm
Heel Height: 54mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 4.2mm / 4.1mm / 2.99mm / 1.14mm
Weight: 243g
Handle: Bocote mono
Purchased from Homechef: Withdrawn - “One outs”…
Well used, sharpened, patina'd, and tipped – hence the original seller's generous discount. Tip doesn't affect performance IMO (and previous owner's opinion).
Shi.Han-esque WH on a budget. Feels bulletproof but capable of fine cuts.
Spåre MCX 190 bunka
Trade value: $290 / Sale value: $325
Blacksmith/sharpener: Fredrik Spåre
Steel: 1.2419 mono
Edge Length: 188mm
Heel Height: 53.53mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 3.62mm / 3.20mm / 1.61mm / 0.48mm
Weight: 156g
Handle: Ebonised oak + brass
Purchased from Delat: SOLD - Frederick Spare MCX Bunka 190mm
Very, very lightly used. Original edge - never sharpened/stropped. No box.
Great cutter: robust but thin BTE. Truly impressive F&F and construction for the price. Nice way to try out a top-notch western maker.
Birgersson 225
Blacksmith/sharpener: Björn Birgersson
Steel: Silversteel Warikomi
Edge Length: 222mm
Heel Height: 55.8mm
Thickness of spine at handle / heel / midpoint / 1cm from tip: 4.7mm / 3.36mm / 2.03mm / 0.8mm
Weight: 194g
Handle: Olive mono
Purchased from lagrangeL2 who got it from childermass (first owner): SOLD - Birgersson 220 Gyuto (EU)
Very lightly used. Original edge - never sharpened/stropped. No box.
Birgersson's work has rightfully gone up in price since I bought this at the beginning of my knife binge; I'm just looking to cover my purchase cost. I prefer a slightly longer edge length, and keeping my DxB 240 instead. Gorgeous olive mono handle.
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