A large bunch of knives

[Tony Steward]

I just inherited around 700-1500 knives, closets full and drawers full. I should be able to narrow that down a bit, once I go through them.

Some of the knives are factory made, some from India and some are named custom knife makers.

I have no intention of selling these on Ebay one at a time and spend the next five years making trips to UPS. How to I deal with them?

 

[Colorodo]

Welcome. Get a Gold membership and you can ask for values on knives to see what is worth selling. Having a gold membership will also allow to sell on the exchange here. Good luck. https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/new-members-please-read-this-what-is-my-knife-worth.904093/

 

[DocJD]

The more trouble you are willing to take , the more money you'll make .

If that's not important , dump them at the local Goodwill !

 

[AntDog]

My best advice is to research the ones you don’t know yourself. Asking on here you might not get the most honest answers.

If you do pony up for gold, you’ll be able to ask values, but if I were you I’d check eBay and google the ones that don’t pop up.

As mentioned, you’d be able to sell on the exchange here with a gold membership as well.

 

[BadtotheBugs]

Ill handle all the hassle for you. When can I pick them up?

Just kidding. Looking forward to some pictures though!

 

[ScooterG]

I just inherited around 700-1500 knives, closets full and drawers full. I should be able to narrow that down a bit, once I go through them.

Some of the knives are factory made, some from India and some are named custom knife makers.

I have no intention of selling these on Ebay one at a time and spend the next five years making trips to UPS. How to I deal with them?

A picture of a thousand knives is worth at least 1000 uneducated answers...or at least 1000 opinions that are worth their weight in M-techs.