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A randome assortment of pocket knives that I've picked up over the years. Some I used to carry with me "on the job", but are now retired from service.
These have not seen the light of day for years, re-discovered them while hunting for some other "stuff". Thanks for looking, Cheers!!
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You just never know with knives of which I have a literal ton! Mostly the lower number made, the better the price you can get for them. That being said, your celluloid pearl what looks like a Sheffield with the bail on it could be worth around $25 to $30 bucks on ebay. The others I can't see close enough to form an opinion on. Always fun to find stuff you forgot about Bernie!
Thanks for the nice comment and the info Perry.There is a couple of English knives there. Throw them into the pile everytime when I find another.
Thank-you kerry, walksoftly,packrat-place!