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Collected these many years ago and can't remember the model names. Can anyone help. Thank you.
 

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Collected these many years ago and can't remember the model names. Can anyone help. Thank you.

The larger, small knife with the hole looks like a Spyderco Kiwi, but then, perhaps the even smaller knife behind it is, I don't know if they made a mini-version as I haven't owned this model... The knife fourth from the top looks like a SOG but the model name escapes me at the moment, although it's a pretty good model if I remember correctly...

The autos might be Microtechs but those familiar with the brand will have to weigh in on that one, if they are really Microtechs. Hard for me to tell.
 
Thanks! yes 2 microtech and 1 dalton, just don't know the model names.

That's really cool. You seem to have some pretty high end (by my standards and budget) knives there. Much cooler to forge their names and rediscover them one day than find out they are just cheapos (which is what usually happens.) Very cool.
 
Top one is Columbia River Knife and Tool. I wanted to say Wasp, but it's not.
 
It is, but I have never seen another one like it. It is an automatic. Got it in washington state about 15 years ago.
 
The Crkt is a Michael Walker model. The Spyderco Kiwi is jogged red bone and the smaller Spyderco is a Hummingbird in stag.
 
Microtech Hawk, Dalton M6, Microtech Halo.
 
The top one is a CRKT Bladelock. It was designed to lock open and closed. Interesting design, but it was made by CRKT, so not one I'd recommend as a user unless you're trapped in NYC--there should be no way to open it inertially.
 
The tiny Spyderco to the right of the Kiwi is a Spyderkey also known as Hummingbird.
Quite rare these days.
 
Owen Wood knife has this stamp on it.
 

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Microtech Hawk, Dalton M6, Microtech Halo.

Sorry Carlito, you were 2 for 3, the Dalton is actually a tanto Millenium SOF 97 (Soldier of Fortune 1997). Arguably the hardest hitting SA OTF ever made, these are quite rare.

OP If you plan on selling, mint value on these is at least $500, but you could likely get more if the right collector wandered by...
JG
 
great idea red mag
corjzg, thanks for the info. hard hitting is right, I knew someone who put one thru his hand
 
Sorry Carlito, you were 2 for 3, the Dalton is actually a tanto Millenium SOF 97 (Soldier of Fortune 1997). Arguably the hardest hitting SA OTF ever made, these are quite rare.

OP If you plan on selling, mint value on these is at least $500, but you could likely get more if the right collector wandered by...
JG

How do you go about finding prices on dalton's and microtech's. If they have went up in value since I purchased them, I should consider selling them.
 
The top one is a CRKT Bladelock. It was designed to lock open and closed. Interesting design, but it was made by CRKT, so not one I'd recommend as a user unless you're trapped in NYC--there should be no way to open it inertially.

Correct, It's a Michael Walker model 4003 Bladelock by CRKT. It's not a very good knife but fun to look at the attempt. That comment would apply to most CRKT's, lol.
 
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