Top Fixed blades that will Appreciate over time

[Doug C]

Kimper,
Got a link for Rodrigo Sfreddo, http://www.brazilianbladesmiths.com.br/sfreddo.htm.
Don't have John Fitch's or Don Hanson III's,but Don posts here every so often.
Stick around and you'll find them.
Your Walter Brend 25th Anniversary Fighter would be the cornerstone of any fine collection.

:thumbup:

Doug

 

[Lukers]

My knowledge of different brands is limited but as far as I have seen Busse knives really go up in value.

 

[Bob W]

Would also rank Don Hanson III,way up there...

I hope you're right. I have no intention of selling mine, ever. But there's a certain amount of satisfaction that comes from owning something of value that was bargain-basement priced.

-Bob

 

[Doug C]

I hope you're right. I have no intention of selling mine, ever. But there's a certain amount of satisfaction that comes from owning something of value that was bargain-basement priced.

-Bob

Ain't that the truth!

Doug

 

[Larry B.]

Well...

Figured I would start my collection out right.

Went with a Walter Brend 25th Anniversary Fighter!

Outstanding choice. Beautiful knife.:thumbup:

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Here is Don Hanson's site.

www.donhansonknives.com

You made an excellent choice with that Brend. It will definitely appreciate.

Though his knives are expensive, another maker who's knives will appreciate is Jerry Fisk.

www.fisk-knives.com

In my opinion others are:

Larry Fuegen - www.larryfuegen.com

Harvey Dean - www.harveydean.com

Ron Newton - newtonknives.freeyellow.com

SR Johnson - www.srjknives.com

 

[Kimper]

Nice list there Keith.
Once my pocket book recovers I may be able to do more than look at them

 

[W.T. Beck]

I'd imagine some of the older Marbles Knives when they were made of 52100 are now becoming collector's items.