Hoping for some help, not sure what these are.....

[TexMac]

I came across these Barlow style razor knives but I don’t know anything about traditional knives. Looking for info on quality, collectibility, etc. Thanks for looking

 

[afishhunter]

Top knife is a Schat & Morgan
High quality.
Very collectable, even before Queen Cutlery (owner of the brand) shut down earlier this year.
Second looks like a German Bulldog, made in Solgien, Germany.
High quality, and collectable.
The 3rd might also be a German Bulldog.
All three would also make a good EDC user.

The "One Armed" blade was introduced during the late 1860's from what I understand.

 

[black mamba]

Yes, the blades were designed to hook on the pocket or belt loop to open one handed. Many soldiers lost arms during the Civil War.

 

[Hickory n steel]

One arm jack as has been said, not razors as all.

 

[Railsplitter]

I've heard them referred to as razors too. In fact, I believe Case stamps an R or RAZ on the tangs of these types of blades.

 

[afishhunter]

I've heard them referred to as razors too. In fact, I believe Case stamps an R or RAZ on the tangs of these types of blades.

Not the only knife or pattern to go by different names.
Look at the Sunfish/Whaler/Elephant Toenail/British Rope Knife/Pocket Axe.
(Whatever you call it, it is a very practical EDC, as well.)

 

[Railsplitter]

Not the only knife or pattern to go by different names.
Look at the Sunfish/Whaler/Elephant Toenail/British Rope Knife/Pocket Axe.
(Whatever you call it, it is a very practical EDC, as well.)

Ain't that the truth. I only posted my comment to help clarify that TexMac wasn't incorrect when he referred to them as "razor knives" in his original post.

 

[veitsi_poika]

I came across these Barlow style razor knives but I don’t know anything about traditional knives. Looking for info on quality, collectibility, etc. Thanks for looking
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I think they are all non-collectable and dangerous so maybe I should take them off of your hands for you and relieve you of any stress they may cause...