salesmans sample values
- Umcknifeguy
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salesmans sample values
I recently aquired a real nice Keen Kutter salesmans sample. Im not familiar with salesman samples and was wondering if their value is higher, lower, or same as regular production knives. If i can figure out how i will post picture of it. I would appreciate any input i can get. Thanks a lot.
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- BIGHEAD
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Re: salesmans sample values
Posting a picture is E Z . but it should be worth more than the regular production if you can prove it is a SS 
- Elvis
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Re: salesmans sample values
Umcknifeguy.....First step to posting pictures is to open a free PhotoBucket account. Key word there is "free". From there it's just a matter of copying links and those instructions are in one of the sticky threads.
- tjmurphy
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Re: salesmans sample values
Photobucket works well but, if you delete a pic in photobucket it will change the pic in your post. It is better to upload your photo to your computer, pictures or documents, and post from there. Click Img in the menu bar, click Browse below, find your pic and click on it, click add the file and click put in line. I've found that this works best.Elvis wrote:Umcknifeguy.....First step to posting pictures is to open a free PhotoBucket account. Key word there is "free". From there it's just a matter of copying links and those instructions are in one of the sticky threads.
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- galvanic1882
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Re: salesmans sample values
What makes you think it's a salesman's sample? Does it have inked letters and numbers on the blade like this little Wardlow knife?
- Umcknifeguy
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Re: salesmans sample values
Thanks guys for all your help. Im not a tech smart guy. i just click and type but with your help i might can figure this out. Galvanic, let me get a piccture up and you will see why i think its a sample. Had a couple knowledgable guys agree with me
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