Inherited a number of switchblades! Any information is appreciated!

[Tolch123]

Hello Folks,

I inherited a number of knives, many of which are switchblades. Admittedly, I don't know a whole lot about knives, and I'm hoping you can help me with some basic information about them. I'm most likely going to sell them and make a donation with the proceeds, so I'm also very interested to get an idea of the values of these guys.

Any input is much appreciated!

Thank you!

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[TwoFlowersLuggage]

I'll let others that know more give you more detailed information. Those look like fairly modern manufactured knives. The top is a Benchmade, which is one of the best known of the US premier brands of modern tactical knives. Boker & Hubertus are also well-known makers of knives that are still in business today and making traditional leverlock automatic knives. The last one I can't identify. I would guess it may be a knife made in Pakistan or China that was customized with file work by "D. Dill" whoever that is.

I would guess the first 3 knives might still be currently available from retailers.

Or, I could be completely wrong...

Added: Here is the Benchmade. I'm not sure what the "006/100" on your blade means. Maybe from the first-run release?
https://www.bladehq.com/item--Benchmade-2550S-Mini--563

[espn77]

The D. Dill knife isn't Pakistan. David is out of Arizona and New was probably a $600 knife.

[kennedy knives]

The Boker should bring on retail about $ 185.00 . The Hubertus Retail $145.00 . Nice Knives

[Tolch123]

Thank you for all the help guys! Much appreciated!

[TwoFlowersLuggage]

My apologies to Mr. Dill!!