Parker cutlery 20th anniversary folding pocket knife
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Parker cutlery 20th anniversary folding pocket knife
Came across this knife. Did some research on parker knifes, but not finding anything that resembles this, so I figured I ask the experts. Is it rare? Worth anything? Any info regarding this knife would be greatly appreciated! If not, it's still a nice little knife!
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Re: Parker cutlery 20th anniversary folding pocket knife
Welcome to AAPK. I’ve never seen a Parker that was worth much if any more than it sold for new, adjusted for inflation. JMO. They’re nice well made knives, just not highly collectable, though there are some who collect them.
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Re: Parker cutlery 20th anniversary folding pocket knife
Thanks Ken! Much appreciated.
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Re: Parker cutlery 20th anniversary folding pocket knife
That one was made in the Parker factory in Jacksonville Alabama, I am going to guess in the 1990's. That became Bear MCG, and now is Bear and Son Cutlery. They still make Stockman knives with identical Rosewood handles, probably the same pattern.
They make some great knives, and I had a Bear MCG that looked similar, but with plastic handles. I carried it, used it, and wore it out.
It has minimal collector's value, but looks like a good solid knife.
https://bearandsoncutlery.com/?s=Stickm ... gwt_wcas=1
They make some great knives, and I had a Bear MCG that looked similar, but with plastic handles. I carried it, used it, and wore it out.
It has minimal collector's value, but looks like a good solid knife.
https://bearandsoncutlery.com/?s=Stickm ... gwt_wcas=1
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Re: Parker cutlery 20th anniversary folding pocket knife
Thank you Reverand, that's some of the history I wanted to know!