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nmikash
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Ol' Remington

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I just acquired this old well loved Remington and was hoping to learn more about it. It looks like R or P then 6725 is stamped on the back of the main blade. I think the handles are Pyremite? Nice black swirled pattern. The blades are still tight and snappy despite their advanced wear and tear. Blades have Remington UMC inside a circle stamped which should put it at 1921-24. Anyone know if it's worth anything in this state?
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One of my books for a Remington R6725, lists it as a Sleeveboard Pen, with Pyremite Handles, at MINT would be worth $300...
I think we would agree yours is far from Mint.
I am sure Remington collector could give you more history on yours.
Using a grading guide, the figure value I came up with just by your picture is $15.12.
And that was just figuring in the one broken blade...
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Post by remington collector »

SFC ADP has got you covered on this one. A broken secondary blade and reshaped main blade really hurts the value.
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Post by nmikash »

Thanks guys.
"A good cook changes his knife once a year-because he cuts. A mediocre cook changes his knife once a month-because he hacks."
[An excerpt from the Chuang Tzu]
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