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50ft's big clearout
on: October 28, 2014, 07:29:40 PM
I need to shift a load of stuff. I'll be listing all the items in this thread and will answer questions or provide follow up pics as best as I can. If you think any prices are unfair or don't reflect the condition of the tools shown, feel free to PM me with details and/or an offer you feel will be fair on both of us. Over 18's only on all bladed items!!

First up is an item I bought a while back traded away, watched it cross the big pond a couple of times, then traded for it back from someone else  :D

Wenger Pocketgrip/Minigrip



This is a serrated main blade version, which has been been carried and lightly used but is still in very good condition. If there are any specific pics you'd like to see before buyings, let me know and I'll do what I can  :tu: All the bits in the holder are the originals which came with the tool. No sheath

Price £40 shipped within Europe, or +£5 for rest of the world


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #1 on: October 28, 2014, 07:34:13 PM
one item is not a big clearout.... 
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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #2 on: October 28, 2014, 07:39:14 PM
Victorinox "Coach" Climber



NOTE: This item is pre-reserved for Reinier.
I promised him if I ever sold it, he would get first refusal. If he says no, then it's up for grabs  :cheers:

This is a very hard to come by leather clad climber bearing the coach brand name. It has actually been carried a couple of times, but only in the drawstring poch shown here, and I can't remember ever using it. No point in me hanging onto this one, I have another "luxury" SAK which get's duty at all the formal occasions

Price £75 shipped Europe +£7.50 Rest of the World

(All prices are GBP)


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #3 on: October 28, 2014, 07:40:19 PM
one item is not a big clearout.... 
 :whistle:

 :D

More, more, more   :)

Don't worry mate, there's more to come  ;)


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #4 on: October 28, 2014, 07:56:36 PM
Wenger Swissgrip  ..... the big bad BEASTIE of a multitool  :ahhh :ahhh :ahhh



Used but still in great condition.  For more details on the tool, I actually compared it with other large framed tools in this thread <CLICKY> (BTW - the Grappler will be listed soon too  :D) I do have the bit adaptor and original set of bits for the Swissgrip .... somewhere (there's a reason they are not in the pic  ;)) ... but I thought I'd get it listed first then go hunting.

NOTE: I won't accept payment for this tool until I track those additional bits down  :cheers:

Again, if you want to see any specific pics or have any questions please let me know. There is no sheath for this tool

Price  £50 shipped Europe, + £5 Rest of the world

(All prices in GBP)


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #5 on: October 28, 2014, 08:09:55 PM
SOG Toolclip







(Remind me not to take pictures of reflective surfaces when there's brown items behind that can make it look like rust  :facepalm: I will redo those pics shortly. What a plonker!!)

It has been carried as part of a kit, and has done light work, but is still in very good condition. Non-locking blades (UK legal) and fixed pliers. Those of you that have handled a Toolclip will be able to confirm this tool is surprisingly ergonomic - it looks like it should be more uncomfortable than it is, but it doesn't feel bad in the hand at all.

Price ... ermm ....  :think: the trouble with selling very uncommon tools is it's hard to be certain of a price. Although I do believe this one is a bit tricky to track down, so ...

I''m going to say £50 delivered Europe, +£5 Rest of the world

(all prices GBP)


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #6 on: October 28, 2014, 08:22:20 PM
Schrade Vise Grip ST6H





Yes, another hard to get oddball tool  :D I believe the "H" on the designation of this tool is because of the addition of the small driver, which wasn't on every version of this. This comes with no sheath, no box, and has been used ... but I've actually only ever used the pliers, and only for disassembling and modifying other multitools  >:D

Price £55 delivered Europe, +£5 Rest of the world


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #7 on: October 28, 2014, 08:23:18 PM
More to follow ... need to get more piccies  :whistle:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #8 on: October 28, 2014, 08:52:43 PM
Vise Grip ST6H is taken/reserved!


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #9 on: October 28, 2014, 09:16:47 PM
Wenger Toolchest



Good used condition. This one doesn't have the car logo on the scales, just plain old regular Wenger scales, and to the best of my knowledge they are the originals. Not very often you can get hold of a Wenger with Phillips but without the locking blade these days. Priced down due to used condition. If there's anything you specifically want closeups of to assess actual condition, ask away

£25 delivered Europe, probably not worth sending further afield I'd imagine


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #10 on: October 28, 2014, 09:20:05 PM
Tempted by the Tool Chest, also interested to see what else you've got...


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #11 on: October 28, 2014, 09:23:11 PM
Victorinox Safari Pathfinder (no back tools)



Carried once, used once.

£18 posted Europe


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #12 on: October 28, 2014, 09:27:45 PM
Tempted by the Tool Chest, also interested to see what else you've got...

I'm not going to get everything listed tonight, and will post more as time permits. There are a few I'm still undecided on, and I was trying to get these ones listed quick so I don't change my mind on any of them too easily  :D :D


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #13 on: October 28, 2014, 09:32:03 PM
I need to shift a load of stuff. I'll be listing all the items in this thread and will answer questions or provide follow up pics as best as I can. If you think any prices are unfair or don't reflect the condition of the tools shown, feel free to PM me with details and/or an offer you feel will be fair on both of us. Over 18's only on all bladed items!!

First up is an item I bought a while back traded away, watched it cross the big pond a couple of times, then traded for it back from someone else  :D

Wenger Pocketgrip/Minigrip

(Image removed from quote.)

This is a serrated main blade version, which has been been carried and lightly used but is still in very good condition. If there are any specific pics you'd like to see before buyings, let me know and I'll do what I can  :tu: All the bits in the holder are the originals which came with the tool. No sheath

Price £40 shipped within Europe, or +£5 for rest of the world
Alright.  If no one buys this this week, I will buy it Monday Nov 3. 

There.  I've committed.  If no one buys it by then.  It's mine.


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #14 on: October 28, 2014, 09:33:49 PM
 :salute:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #15 on: October 28, 2014, 09:40:09 PM
Tempted by the Tool Chest, also interested to see what else you've got...

I'm not going to get everything listed tonight, and will post more as time permits. There are a few I'm still undecided on, and I was trying to get these ones listed quick so I don't change my mind on any of them too easily  :D :D

No problem. Have sent you a PM. :cheers:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #16 on: October 28, 2014, 09:40:43 PM
A couple of extra piccies on the SOG Toolclip ... it's the Japanese version BTW  :salute:







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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #17 on: October 28, 2014, 09:49:30 PM
Tempted by the Tool Chest, also interested to see what else you've got...

I'm not going to get everything listed tonight, and will post more as time permits. There are a few I'm still undecided on, and I was trying to get these ones listed quick so I don't change my mind on any of them too easily  :D :D

No problem. Have sent you a PM. :cheers:

Replied  :tu:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #18 on: October 28, 2014, 10:20:05 PM
I'd be interested in that Tool chest too Al, if it's still available it can come and live with me!!
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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #19 on: October 28, 2014, 10:32:49 PM
I'd be interested in that Tool chest too Al, if it's still available it can come and live with me!!

Noted  :salute: I'm just waiting confirmation on that one.

I'd say it's it's one for the pocket and not for the secret stash though  :pok: It's in good shape but lost it's drawer queen "twinkle" if you know what I mean


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #20 on: October 28, 2014, 11:10:10 PM
I'd be interested in that Tool chest too Al, if it's still available it can come and live with me!!

Noted  :salute: I'm just waiting confirmation on that one.

I'd say it's it's one for the pocket and not for the secret stash though  :pok: It's in good shape but lost it's drawer queen "twinkle" if you know what I mean

I'm fine with that Al, thanks for the frank honesty.  :tu:
My Wenger collection is beginning to look a little sterile, if that makes sense.
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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #21 on: October 28, 2014, 11:37:45 PM
I'd be interested in that Tool chest too Al, if it's still available it can come and live with me!!

Noted  :salute: I'm just waiting confirmation on that one.

I'd say it's it's one for the pocket and not for the secret stash though  :pok: It's in good shape but lost it's drawer queen "twinkle" if you know what I mean

I'm fine with that Al, thanks for the frank honesty.  :tu:
My Wenger collection is beginning to look a little sterile, if that makes sense.

Sorry mate, just had confirmation back and the Toolchest is spoken for. If it falls through for any reason, I'll let you know  :tu:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #22 on: October 29, 2014, 12:03:08 AM
I'd be interested in that Tool chest too Al, if it's still available it can come and live with me!!

Noted  :salute: I'm just waiting confirmation on that one.

I'd say it's it's one for the pocket and not for the secret stash though  :pok: It's in good shape but lost it's drawer queen "twinkle" if you know what I mean

I'm fine with that Al, thanks for the frank honesty.  :tu:
My Wenger collection is beginning to look a little sterile, if that makes sense.

Sorry mate, just had confirmation back and the Toolchest is spoken for. If it falls through for any reason, I'll let you know  :tu:

No worries Al, I'm sure they'll be another one somewhere....
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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #23 on: October 29, 2014, 05:53:39 AM
Pm incoming on the Pathfinder.
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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #24 on: October 29, 2014, 06:41:48 AM
I'll take backup on the Pathfinder.


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #25 on: October 29, 2014, 08:51:46 AM
Pathfinder SPF  :cheers:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #26 on: October 29, 2014, 11:55:51 AM
Other stuff coming up ...

Buffalo horn scaled Wenger Commander - mint condition - £50 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

Victorinox Timekeeper (red, arabic) boxed with papers - needs new battery - £55 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

Pres-2-Pure Filtration bottle with insulating jacket - never used - £25 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

Gerber Grappler - lightly used - £30 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

NIB Cybertool 34 - £45 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

NIB Red Pioneer - £35 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

NIB MP700 - £50 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

Wichard tool (forged? slipjoint pliers, non locking knife) - £60 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

SOG TiNi Crosscut £30 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

Toolzall Pro XL - non locking 4.1/2" multitool - (Craftsman branded Super Bear Jaws - forerunner to the Swisstool) well used, could do with a bit of TLC - £25 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

Crusader Cookset - Black burner, black mug, clear lid, canteen bottle (will dig out details/numbers later) all in a PLCE water bottle pouch - £40 Europe (+£5 R.O.W.)

.... and probably more too


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #27 on: October 29, 2014, 12:05:02 PM
 :ahhh

I'm soo poor... soo much gorgeousness :drool:... how to make more pennies? 4 things so high on my wishlist....
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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #28 on: October 29, 2014, 12:16:03 PM
Red Pioneer is taken!  :salute:


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Re: 50ft's big clearout
Reply #29 on: October 29, 2014, 12:24:01 PM
 :pok:  Bulk buy discounts, 1+1 free, coupons, special offers in a limited time....

 :D

That TiNi is tempting and a couple of years ago I would have gotten it in a second..

Good prices and  50ft is a decent bloke, so anybody thinking about buying just go ahead and do it.
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