Gerber buckle knife and gent's knife

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These are old Gerber knives from the 80's. Both are used, but in good condition. The Gerber Touche buckle hides a knife with a 2-inch blade. It was made in the USA. It can take up to a 1.5 inch belt.

The gent's knife is an old Silver Knight with wood handles and brass liners. The blade is 1.75 inches long and has a lock-back lock. The knife is 2.5 inches long. It was made in Japan.

I don't know what these are worth. I set the price below what I saw on eBay. Comments welcome. I'll sell both together for $69, including Priority Mail with confirmation in the US. Foreign sales more for postage. Separately, I'll sell the Touche for $45 and the Silver Knight for $30 [NOW $25]. Postage add $3 on the separate sales.

First "I'll Take It" without conditions and followed by a prompt PayPal gets it. Post here for questions. PM or email me for my PayPal address.

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Thanks, toeswrx, I'll go look for the email.

The Silver Knight is 2.5 inches long closed and 4.3 inches open.

The Touche doesn't have a lock. It's kind of a press lock. If you give it a little cinch before taking it out of the buckel, it's pretty secure, but not an actual lock.
 
Touche is now $30 after buyer backed out.

Price on Silver Knight to $25.
 
Paul, I didn't get the email, but that seems to happen fairly often when people do the automatic thing off my forums system. If you said "I'll take it" in your email, the Touche is yours. Otherwise, it goes to jgkelly. Try to email me directly at
jgkelly, you get the Silver King for sure, maybe the Touche. Are you OK with this?
 
Hi fresh email sent, as stated i did want the buckle, can you let me know the shipping cost to England please.
Cheers Paul.
 
Sorry Paul, by the rules I set for this sale, the items go to jg. I sent you an email with a couple different ways I can make it up to you for the faulty email connection.
 
Both arrived, safe and sound and make an excellent addition to the old Gerber collection. Thanks.
 
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