"This unknown maker is a foldable belt knife with black rubber handles and metal belt clip. Overall, the knife
length is around 7 1/2"" while its knife blade is about 3 1/4"" Lower section of the knife blade is jagged while
the upper section of the knife blade is smooth and sharp. The knife blade is Stainless. Made in China
Note: Find out the maker put on knife forum"
I would like to ask a question about this knife as follows:
What is the handle material plastic, rubber etc.?
Thank you for your assistance in this request.
Robert Knarr
Unknown brand knife handle material # 758
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Re: Unknown brand knife handle material # 758
There are a variety of plastics used to make knife handles. Some are a rigid plastic and others have a softer, cushioned like surface.
Which plastic makes up the handle has no effect on value.
You can buy new SanRenMu(China) knives on ebay for as little as $10 and they are excellent knives, top notch fit & finish and razor sharp and they hold up as well as any knife costing hundreds of dollars. As such, most pre-owned Chinese knives have almost no value.
kj
Which plastic makes up the handle has no effect on value.
You can buy new SanRenMu(China) knives on ebay for as little as $10 and they are excellent knives, top notch fit & finish and razor sharp and they hold up as well as any knife costing hundreds of dollars. As such, most pre-owned Chinese knives have almost no value.
kj
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Re: Unknown brand knife handle material # 758
Well said KJ! 
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