Where do you place your price when selling at knife shows?

[TripleF]

I'm going to be attending knife shows as a vendor in the future....wondering where you place your price for each knife?
Do you use stickers?

TIA

[RobesonsRme.com]

I store the value in my head, price the knife a bit higher and attempt not to be negotiated below it.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

I've bought alot of knives that have price tags with string that is tied around the tang or choil area. No adhesive goo to remove

[Steve Warden]

I've bought alot of knives that have price tags with string that is tied around the tang or choil area. No adhesive goo to remove

That's how I see most knives in antique shops. I hate trying to get stickers off the things I buy.

[btrwtr]

My brain isn't big enough to remember how much I paid for or am asking for each given knife. I use small AVERY adhesive stickers that have the asking price and an inventory number on them that I can refer to. They are not at all hard to remove and often actually fall off on their own. I do not attach them to any wood handles as they can leave an undesirable dark shadow on the area that they cover.

[OLDE CUTLER]

Small pieces of masking tape will remove easily and can be written on with a fine tip Sharpie.

[TripleF]

I appreciate the replies fellas. I do.
On my boxes I'll be using 3M blue tape that removes easily and doesn't destroy the package.

[Paladin]

My brain isn't big enough to remember how much I paid for or am asking for each given knife. I use small AVERY adhesive stickers that have the asking price and an inventory number on them that I can refer to. They are not at all hard to remove and often actually fall off on their own. I do not attach them to any wood handles as they can leave an undesirable dark shadow on the area that they cover.

Ditto on this one. I use the same brand sticker with a price and the inventory number. The stickers I use are 5/16ths X ½.

Ray

[btrwtr]

My brain isn't big enough to remember how much I paid for or am asking for each given knife. I use small AVERY adhesive stickers that have the asking price and an inventory number on them that I can refer to. They are not at all hard to remove and often actually fall off on their own. I do not attach them to any wood handles as they can leave an undesirable dark shadow on the area that they cover.

Ditto on this one. I use the same brand sticker with a price and the inventory number. The stickers I use are 5/16ths X ½.

Ray

Very same Ray. Avery #5412 - 5/16" x 1/2"

[peanut740]

Also rubbing alcohol removes sticker residue in about 2 seconds.