Knife/hatchet combo worth anything

[jman 31]

Hi,

Sorry if this is in the wrong section of this forum. This is my first post here and I don't know anything about knives. I collected knives when I was about 10 years old and my dad bought me a knife/hatchet combo that was fairly expensive at the time. { ... }

The set is a Coleman Western Axe-knife combination W6610. It is in fairly pristine condition since I never used it. I have the box (not so pristine) and the original cardboard blade cover for the knife (can't find the one for the hatchet). I got it in the early '80's maybe late '70's.

Thanks for any comments or feedback.

Regards,
Jeremy

 

[OrdnanceBubbaUSMC]

Don't know the market value but I wouldn't try to sell or trade it unless you are in really hard times.

 

[Mountain Wildman]

I don't know, But Welcome to Bladeforums!!

 

[jman 31]

I don't know, But Welcome to Bladeforums!!

lol. Thanks!

 

[jman 31]

Don't know the market value but I wouldn't try to sell or trade it unless you are in really hard times.

Thanks for the reply. Is that because of the recession, or is it just too cool to let go?

 

[OrdnanceBubbaUSMC]

A knife gifted from father to son is a sacred thing.

 

[jman 31]

A knife gifted from father to son is a sacred thing.

Gotcha! No, didn't plan on selling it because I totally agree with you . I may pass it along it to my son though since he has started collecting knives. I was just wondering if it had gained in value any. Like I said, I don't know much about knives anymore and I just wondered if something in that good of condition had an increased value.

 

[Esav Benyamin]

Thousands of them out there, "increase in value" of production knives won't buy you a decent cheeseburger.
But it's a good set for using. You'll both get more value out of it on a hike.