Need help ID and putting trade value on. Couple of older knives

[cornie]

So u was fortunate to pickup what I believe was somebody’s knive collection.

Needless to say, it’s rather difficult for me to put value on these things.



Would a couple of you guys take minute and help me out here?

I’m pretty sure the boot knife is a Jody samsong Warhawk…pacific cutlery, bench made logo on it.

 

[tltt]

Pacific 703 Weehawk boot knife - $175-225.
That looks like one of the Remington Waterfowl models from the Camillus years, prices are all over the map for those, $35-75, usually.
Victorinox Fisherman $30-40, very popular model.

Gerber Folding Sportsman 2 or 3, looks like a FS-2. $75-125 maybe, these are hard to price right now. It depends on the day, collector, etc..... There are a lot in minty shape, and younger collectors aren't interested in them really.

Take some pics of the knives open and alone for better info.

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[cornie]

So I tried to get the writing and logos, for the most part they are like new.

 

[tltt]

Ok, the Remington is the R-2 version of the Waterfowler, it was one of the most popular. Figure more in the $35-50 range, there are a lot of those out there.

The Victorinox is Alox Soldier, looks like a post 93 version, as it omits the hollow rivet. These are kinda expensive now, many times getting into the $75-100 range if they have the box. becareful with the box, as value drops hard without it.

The Gerber is an FS-2 or FS-3. The easy way to tell is the closed length - FS-2 = 4 1/2", FS-3 is 5 1/4".

 

[cornie]

Ok, the Remington is the R-2 version of the Waterfowler, it was one of the most popular. Figure more in the $35-50 range, there are a lot of those out there.

The Victorinox is Alox Soldier, looks like a post 93 version, as it omits the hollow rivet. These are kinda expensive now, many times getting into the $75-100 range if they have the box. becareful with the box, as value drops hard without it.

The Gerber is an FS-2 or FS-3. The easy way to tell is the closed length - FS-2 = 4 1/2", FS-3 is 5 1/4".

it’s 4.5” that would make it fs-2

 

[cornie]

How about this one…I believe it’s Robert Parrish. 8.4” length

 

[Quiet]

You require a Gold membership on this forum in order to request pricing information.

 

[cornie]

I was under the impression platinum is superior to gold?

Certainly costs more

 

[Leo Greer]

I was under the impression platinum is superior to gold?

Certainly costs more

Platinum is. You should have all the privileges of gold + more.

 

[Quiet]

I was under the impression platinum is superior to gold?

Certainly costs more

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[Blues]

Let's leave off discussion of buying, selling and trading in this forum. That's for the Exchange or DMs.

The OP is within his right to ask about values, but not to solicit trades or sales here.

Let's move on.

 

[tltt]

How about this one…I believe it’s Robert Parrish. 8.4” length

That is the Robert Parrish, alas, I don't know what a small tactical hunter would do. The hollow handles and big fighters are very strong value wise now, but you just don't see many small knives from him. My gut says $300-500 for something like it, but there aren't any recently sold comparable knives right now I can remember.