Knife Values

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Knife Values

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Hey guys I'm new to this forum. I got a few knives and I don't know what they're worth. Maybe you guys could help me..... This is what I can read on the blade.
A Imperial rov or grov
Wadswurth and Son made in Germany
Hibbard Spencer something.
Camillius made in New York
Robeson Shoredge (plastic outside cover)
Wilburt Cutlery Co.
CAmillius Hawkbill
Imperial boy scout knife with spoon and fork made in ireland
Stag boy scout knife made in ireland with spoon and fork
Robeson Chris Edis is what I think it says I can barely read it it's in cursive and very faint
Robeson Shuredge (wood outisde cover metal loop on end)
Kutmaster Utica NY USA
2 black barlow (2\3 black wood) barlow is inscribed on metal 1\3
Buck 110

Any info would be great. And do you guys know how much a little Swiss is? the one with a small blade, scissors, toothpick, tweezers and nail file.

Thanks!

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Post by Bryan »

Hi Linux,

Welcome to the forums! ...and welcome to the complicated world of collectable knives. If you stick around this hobby very long, you will find out that there are numerous factors to be taken into account before an estimated value can be determined. Condition, age, handle material, size, shape, brand (just to name a few) will all play a role in determining value. It would be impossible to give you an estimated value on the knives that you listed without more clues. Good pictures help! Preferably pictures of the stamps and other markings.

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Well...

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The knifes are all in fair condition, maybe I can get some pics later. But I was more of asking if those were good knives, sorry if I wasn't so clear on that.

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