Robeson Shuredge USN Red Spacer Fighting Knife

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I have a Robeson Shuredge USN Knife that I'd like some in determining the value of. I'm not sure which forum to post in. I do want to sell it but I don't know what to list it for yet. I have pictures I can post. Is this the forum to do that? Trying to follow the rules but not 100% sure. Thanks for the help.
 
Ok, thanks for moving this post to the right forum. This knife belonged to my Dad who was a knife collector. From the few I've seen online it seems like it could have some real value but I don't want to assume a certain number. I know it depends a lot on what people are looking for at the time. I know the pictures turned out huge. Not sure how to change that. Any help y'all could give is appreciated.
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In that shape $175 to $200. I just bought one of these in better shape for $200.
 
In that shape $175 to $200. I just bought one of these in better shape for $200.
Around that, yes. One key characteristic of Robeson Shuredge Mark II knives is that their handles are noticeably more slender than any produced by the other three WWII makers: Camillus, PAL Blade, and Union Cutlery (under their KaBar brand). Robeson made far fewer Mark II knives than any of the other three, and their USMC-marked ones are the most rare. They are the "grail" of WWII Mark II knives.
 
Around that, yes. One key characteristic of Robeson Shuredge Mark II knives is that their handles are noticeably more slender than any produced by the other three WWII makers: Camillus, PAL Blade, and Union Cutlery (under their KaBar brand). Robeson made far fewer Mark II knives than any of the other three, and their USMC-marked ones are the most rare. They are the "grail" of WWII Mark II knives.
Yes, I've noticed that about the USMC ones. Thank you for your response!
 
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