Vintage Sabatier Knife

[vb4meee]

Wow, I can't believe the reaction to my post. I'm so sorry for interrupting. I thought I could get help on something I know nothing about. I don't care about selling it, I'm not sure why everyone is so crazy about selling, selling, SELLING ... I just wanted to know if it was valuable and would have loved to know what it was.

Ah well ...

 

[NapalmCheese]

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/new-members-please-read-this-what-is-my-knife-worth.904093/

 

[eisman]

"I'm pretty sure", "it looks", "it's about", and "I think"; could you possible be more vague? Basically what you've told us is you have a piece of metal you want to get rid of and you live in WI.

Read this:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/read-this-first-how-to-ask-questions-that-get-answered.353471/

And this:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/how-do-i-post-pictures-from-a.1394713/

And then pay attention to the link NapalmCheese posted.

 

[bobobama]

Wow, I can't believe the reaction to my post. I'm so sorry for interrupting. I thought I could get help on something I know nothing about. I don't care about selling it, I'm not sure why everyone is so crazy about selling, selling, SELLING ... I just wanted to know if it was valuable and would have loved to know what it was.

Ah well ...

This is what happens when you don't charge for membership.

 

[eisman]

This is what happens when you don't charge for membership

No. This is what happens when people post vague, useless requests for information and expect to get a detailed answer. Try posting "I have a vehicle (I think), that may have wheels, could be 30 years old, and I need to know what I can sell it for" and see the reply's the web will give you. Bullshit questions get bullshit answers. Failure to read or search a forum where there are specific instructions on how to get the answer is lazy and shows either a lack of basic computer skills, literacy issues, or ridiculous expectations.

 

[knarfeng]

Wow, I can't believe the reaction to my post. I'm so sorry for interrupting. I thought I could get help on something I know nothing about. I don't care about selling it, I'm not sure why everyone is so crazy about selling, selling, SELLING ... I just wanted to know if it was valuable and would have loved to know what it was.

Ah well ...

Gee, maybe because your original post said,

I have an original and vintage Sabatier knife (I am pretty sure). It looks hand forged with a hand carved wooden handle with little brass circles pounded into the handle. The blade is just about 12 inches long. The handle is about 4-1/2". It is ridiculously sharp and think it has been sitting in an attic for 30-50 years.

Any ideas how much the item might be worth? And, the best way I can sell it, safely. I live in southern Wisconsin.

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