Estate sell find

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Estate sell find

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Found at estate sell last spring full etch very nice old Remington whittler#6334.

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Wow, now thats a nice knife. Thats right up my alley. Thats a investment quality knife. The price will just keep going up. Right now it books for $500 in pristine mint condtion. No telling how much it will list for in a couple years, but it will increase. I noticed a guy had an ad in the knife world paper wanting to buy mint condtion Remingtons, and he's been sniping me on some very nice Remingtons on E-bay lately. The demand for high condtion Remingtons is very high right now.
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remington collector wrote:Wow, now thats a nice knife. Thats right up my alley. Thats a investment quality knife. The price will just keep going up. Right now it books for $500 in pristine mint condtion. No telling how much it will list for in a couple years, but it will increase. I noticed a guy had an ad in the knife world paper wanting to buy mint condtion Remingtons, and he's been sniping me on some very nice Remingtons on E-bay lately. The demand for high condtion Remingtons is very high right now.
This remington is not mint but very close it has some sharping marks on the master blade. The picture did not do justice to the knife my pics are never very good.

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That is a very nice knife! And you didn't find it on ebay....

What I call "in the trenches" of knife collecting; Estate, garage and yard sales, flea markets, pawn shops, antique stores, ect. ect.

I've found my best collectible and user knife deals at the above.

Phil
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