American Hardware Industry Ltd. Edition 1979
American Hardware Industry Ltd. Edition 1979
I've been collecting various Bokers for the past year and have had my eye on the American Hardware model. They pop up every now and then on ebay, usually available in original box and with paperwork. IThey sell anywhere from in the $30s to $70s. I own an older 2000 440c and like the solid feel, design and size. I'm interested in learning what other Boker enthusiasts think about the American Hardware piece or its collectibility? Thanks for your time.
Sal
Sal
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Re: American Hardware Industry Ltd. Edition 1979
I think that one is pretty common. I see them a lot on ebay, and I even snuck up on one for $10 last year!
The value seems to be increasing recently. I've even seen some selling in the $50-$70 range. Boker made 20,000 of these in 1979. That's a lot for a limited edition.
I do like the knife though. Good solid lockup, and smooooooooth opening.
The value seems to be increasing recently. I've even seen some selling in the $50-$70 range. Boker made 20,000 of these in 1979. That's a lot for a limited edition.
I do like the knife though. Good solid lockup, and smooooooooth opening.
Re: American Hardware Industry Ltd. Edition 1979
Thanks, Blue. I took a pass on this one - it sold for around $38 - you got a great deal on yours! I'll keep looking b/c I do like some of the Ltd. Editions. Recently found a 'pristine 77 Amercian Indian Canoe in a pawn shop for $17. Came with all original packaging, too. Love finding Bokers at low prices - getting hard to do!!!
Sal
Sal
Re: American Hardware Industry Ltd. Edition 1979
i have one of these knives. and the indian knife as well. it is a great pc. i know where there is one at but he is asking 50 for it. but it is in a hard wood case. mine is in a carboard box. i think the best one is the railroader knife. anyone have one of these? man it has a great looking stag handles on it. super nice i think. thanks denny
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I appologize for the poor pics (bad lighting). P.S. I rubbed the green spot off of the back handle after the pic .bronco2 wrote:i have one of these knives. and the indian knife as well. it is a great pc. i know where there is one at but he is asking 50 for it. but it is in a hard wood case. mine is in a carboard box. i think the best one is the railroader knife. anyone have one of these? man it has a great looking stag handles on it. super nice i think. thanks denny
Bob R.
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that's it robinetn. now isn't she a beauty. great pictures. i was going to post mine. but your's works just fine. thats a great knife. thanks for the pictures. denny
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That's a great deal on that knife!69gto wrote: Recently found a 'pristine 77 Amercian Indian Canoe in a pawn shop for $17. Came with all original packaging, too.
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I also like the coal miners set they have and the dixie set. still wanting them. thanks
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Two more poor pics , but the knives look much better in person . The round end stockman does have all of the "gold" wash (see 1st pic) .bronco2 wrote:I also like the coal miners set they have and the dixie set. still wanting them. thanks
Bob R. (RIDGEWOOD CUTLERY)
Re: American Hardware Industry Ltd. Edition 1979
man bob, you have all the good ones. great set there. i see them around but, cant afford them yet. maybe later. thanks denny