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Vintage Blackjack AWAC (All Weather all Conditions) old Effingham stock mint in the Box. Bead blasted D-2 carbon steel blade measures 6" and is razor sharp. The handle is black with double guard and lanyard hole. OAL: 10.5". This baby is about as close to mint as you will find with older box and riveted sheath.
 		Rare Camp Knife by Condor Sport Knives which was the name before they moved from Japan to Effingham. Now known as Blackjack Knives. This early Blackjack has a 6.75" blade very sharp. The handle is Zytel with thumb notches. OAL: 12". The knife has never been used and is in mint condition with original sheath and box which is in very good condition for its age. Rare Vintage Blackjack Marauder MK1-A, made in Japan. This version with the double edge blade was only made in 1988. The blade measures 9.5" with the top 6" sharp. The handle is black with lanyard hole. OAL: 14.75". This knife has never been used and is near mint with just a couple light specs on the blade. Original black leather sheath also near mint. Hard to find knife for sure.
BLACKJACK WARNER MORAN RIO GRANDE BOWIE SOLD BLACKJACK BLACKJACK SOLD
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Bowie low serial # 032. The 9.75" forge quality carbon steel blade is 1/4" thick. Rare Vintage Classic Blackjack Knives Assault Team 11 made in Effingham Ill. The 7" carbon steel blade is razor sharp and is marked on both sides. The finger grooved handle has steel pommel with lanyard hole. The knife comes with a special sheath with long webbing for carrying a variety of ways. OAL: 11.75". They only made about 100 of these knives so they are very rare especially with this sheath which has the Blackjack on the back. The knife has never been used but has some specking and sheath scratches otherwise near mint. Very rare first run Blackjack mamba made in USA 1987. The blade measures 8" by 1/4" thick with a satin finish. The handle is black Kraton with stainless steel tubes and glue. OAL: 15". The knife has never been used and is in excellent condition no sheath. Some Info I Found Re the Mamba:

The Mamba is the design that really is responsible for launching the entire BlackJack company. The model dates back to the 1970's when the first versions were made and sold from a gun and knife shop that was owned by former BlackJack CEO Mike Stewart. Most of those early knives were made by Mr. Stewart himself. The

first example was made by Mike Stewart and a would be knife maker by the name of Thomas Vincent Miller. At the time Mr. Miller was interested in becoming a knife maker but for some unknown reason seems to have lost interest shortly his involvement with the first Mamba knife. According to information I have recently been sent by a fellow collector, there were approx. 3,000 - 4,000, of the full size Mamba's made, beginning in 1987, and ending in 1993. There were approx. 50 of these done with a moly blade coating. I now believe that the green and black examples below, are moly coated not titanium coated, as I have previously stated. Recently former BlackJack CEO Mike Stewart responded to a question about the full size variant of the Mamba on in the BlackJack forum. Mike had this to say.

"CS-51 was a modified 5160. It had moly added for a bit more toughness. All of the vintage Mambas were all U.S. made , except for one batch of 300. That batch was made by Harumi Suzuki from AUS-8. We finished the blades in our Van Nuys shop and put on the handles. You can tell these from all the others. The blades were about .200' thick and were marked Japan. There were a number of runs of the Mamba.
The first run the Kraton handles were pinned on and glued down. The pins were actually hollow s.s. tubing that was flared. The next run had s.s. screw sets that held the handles in place. The balance of the runs have harder kraton handles that were held on with two large black Allen screws and a brass threaded tube. These Allen sets are what we are going to use on the E.O. The first run was built in our Chatsworth , Ca. shop. 1987. The second run was built in our Canoga Park shop in 1988. The third run was built in our Van Nuys, Ca. shop in 1989. The next two runs were also Van Nuys, Ca. shop in 1990 & 91. The final run was in the Effingham Il. shop in 1993. I think that the total production did not exceed 2500 units. In retrospect, That is not very many units and may explain why we don't see many on the secondary market."
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This Mamba was the first run Mike Stewart Blackjack Mamba made in Chatsworth California USA in 1987. The blade measures 9 1/4" by 1/4" thick. The handle is soft black Kraton with stainless steel flared tubes. OAL: 15". The knife has some light pitting and carbon spots which could be buffed out if desired. The knife has the Blackjack Logo but its very light band hard to see. The knife comes with original sheath. Some Info I Found Re the Mamba:

The Mamba is the design that really is responsible for launching the entire BlackJack company. The model dates back to the 1970's when the first versions were made and sold from a gun and knife shop that was owned by former BlackJack CEO Mike Stewart. Most of those early knives were made by Mr. Stewart himself. The

first example was made by Mike Stewart and a would be knife maker by the name of Thomas Vincent Miller. At the time Mr. Miller was interested in becoming a knife maker but for some unknown reason seems to have lost interest shortly his involvement with the first Mamba knife. According to information I have recently been sent by a fellow collector, there were approx. 3,000 - 4,000, of the full size Mamba's made, beginning in 1987, and ending in 1993. There were approx. 50 of these done with a moly blade coating. I now believe that the green and black examples , are moly coated not titanium coated, as I have previously stated. Recently former BlackJack CEO Mike Stewart responded to a question about the full size variant of the Mamba on in the BlackJack forum. Mike had this to say.

"CS-51 was a modified 5160. It had moly added for a bit more toughness. All of the vintage Mambas were all U.S. made , except for one batch of 300. That batch was made by Harumi Suzuki from AUS-8. We finished the blades in our Van Nuys shop and put on the handles. You can tell these from all the others. The blades were about .200' thick and were marked Japan. There were a number of runs of the Mamba.
The first run the Kraton handles were pinned on and glued down. The pins were actually hollow s.s. tubing that was flared. The next run had s.s. screw sets that held the handles in place. The balance of the runs have harder kraton handles that were held on with two large black Allen screws and a brass threaded tube. These Allen sets are what we are going to use on the E.O. The first run was built in our Chatsworth , Ca. shop. 1987. The second run was built in our Canoga Park shop in 1988. The third run was built in our Van Nuys, Ca. shop in 1989. The next two runs were also Van Nuys, Ca. shop in 1990 & 91. The final run was in the Effingham Il. shop in 1993. I think that the total production did not exceed 2500 units. In retrospect, That is not very many units and may explain why we don't see many on the secondary market. 		Very rare first run Blackjack mamba made in USA 1987. The blade measures 8" by 1/4" thick with a satin finish. The handle is black Kraton with stainless steel tubes and glue. OAL: 15". The knife has never been used and is in excellent condition no sheath. Some Info I Found Re the Mamba:

The Mamba is the design that really is responsible for launching the entire BlackJack company. The model dates back to the 1970's when the first versions were made and sold from a gun and knife shop that was owned by former BlackJack CEO Mike Stewart. Most of those early knives were made by Mr. Stewart himself. The

first example was made by Mike Stewart and a would be knife maker by the name of Thomas Vincent Miller. At the time Mr. Miller was interested in becoming a knife maker but for some unknown reason seems to have lost interest shortly his involvement with the first Mamba knife. According to information I have recently been sent by a fellow collector, there were approx. 3,000 - 4,000, of the full size Mamba's made, beginning in 1987, and ending in 1993. There were approx. 50 of these done with a moly blade coating. I now believe that the green and black examples below, are moly coated not titanium coated, as I have previously stated. Recently former BlackJack CEO Mike Stewart responded to a question about the full size variant of the Mamba on in the BlackJack forum. Mike had this to say.

"CS-51 was a modified 5160. It had moly added for a bit more toughness. All of the vintage Mambas were all U.S. made , except for one batch of 300. That batch was made by Harumi Suzuki from AUS-8. We finished the blades in our Van Nuys shop and put on the handles. You can tell these from all the others. The blades were about .200' thick and were marked Japan. There were a number of runs of the Mamba.
The first run the Kraton handles were pinned on and glued down. The pins were actually hollow s.s. tubing that was flared. The next run had s.s. screw sets that held the handles in place. The balance of the runs have harder kraton handles that were held on with two large black Allen screws and a brass threaded tube. These Allen sets are what we are going to use on the E.O. The first run was built in our Chatsworth , Ca. shop. 1987. The second run was built in our Canoga Park shop in 1988. The third run was built in our Van Nuys, Ca. shop in 1989. The next two runs were also Van Nuys, Ca. shop in 1990 & 91. The final run was in the Effingham Il. shop in 1993. I think that the total production did not exceed 2500 units. In retrospect, That is not very many units and may explain why we don't see many on the secondary market.