All About Pocket Knives

I'm letting go of a bunch of old and in some cases, fairly rare knives that I've just started listing on ebay. There are a lot more to come so you might want to start keeping track. Here's the link to one auction that will let you access the rest I have up at the moment, but overall there will be well over 100 knives being sold. A lot of these came from a single collection that I was able to obtain and there were some really old ones in the bunch. Thanks for taking a look.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/261042303031?ss ... 1555.l2649

To see all the knives currently listed by Elvis Click Here

Some fine looking knives, Bob.

Thanks Johnnie and thanks for the assist Jerry. I went in with a partner on a collection and we're not keeping any for ourselves. 80-some knives in all. Some pretty rare names and some that were only in business for a few years or so during the late 1800's (according to Bernie Levine's book). I could really be a pest and start posting them here for values, but that just ain't right. My partner in this wanted to go ebay right off the bat, so everything is a no reserve and a 99 cent start. I guess the free market will decide what they're worth. Even if a fella ain't buying, these should be fun to watch.

the unknown trapper is a sta sharp by camillus JFYI

I just wanted to mention that I'm adding a knife or two every day, so keep checking-in. There may be something in the bunch you're looking for.
Thanks!

That Rather & Co./Wadsworth knife is something else!! ..its awesome...very unique.
Never seen one of those.

johnnierotten wrote:That Rather & Co./Wadsworth knife is something else!! ..its awesome...very unique.
Never seen one of those.

While the description on that one seems to make sense, I really can't be sure. As with everything I have listed I welcome any and all info that will make the buyer more aware of exactly what they're getting.

The Schrade "gunstock" knife you have listed is actually a Horticultural grafting knife, the spud at the end has been cut off. It was either genuine Ivory or synthetic.

Miller Bro`s wrote:The Schrade "gunstock" knife you have listed is actually a Horticultural grafting knife, the spud at the end has been cut off. It was either genuine Ivory or synthetic.

I got the ebay mail on that and have edited the description and also invited bid retractions. Wish I had known sooner. I might have been able to restore it. If it comes back.....I'll so just that. Thanks for the info! I'm trying my best to keep all the descriptions as accurate as possible and welcome any and all info on any of my auctions.