Help with a lock back knife?

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Help with a lock back knife?

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Hello everyone. I'm new to these forums and kind of old school so I don't know everything there is to know about computers. I have been reading alot of the posts that are on these forums for a couple of months now and think you all are really nice, helpful people. I would like to start collecting more pocket knives and learn more about all the different brands. I have a few that I have picked- up over the years and just put them in my gun cabinet. I don't have pictures of them but, I love to look at the pictures posted on these forums of other's knives, along with the info on them. Some brands that I have are Case, Boker, Schrade, newer made Remington, and a Parker-Edwards single blade lock back with bone handles and a damascus steel blade. Can anyone help with any information on the Parker-Edwards lock back? It's a really great looking knife. About 4 inches closed. Never been sharped or used. I think it's a first cousin to a straight razor because it is really sharp! Thanks for any info about this knife and I look forward to seeing more pictures of everyone's knives.
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Very warm ::welcome:: to the site Duffy. Glad you decided to join us. I am sure someone here will be able to help with your question ::nod:: . See you on board. :) s-k
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::welcome::

This is a GUESS without any pictures. There was a 3 3/4" Lockback...model A-405...with what Parker called "sandbar" stag handles, and an Alabama made damascus (pattern welded) blade.......maybe? Or, maybe something else.

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EL LOBO, your discription of it is better than mine and seems to nail it. It has Jacksonville AL stamped under Parker-Edwards on the tang. It looks like Damascus steel to me and I was guessing on the handles (being bone). Do you have any other info on your description of it and maybe a rough estimate of value? It's unused, like new but I didn't buy it new. My father-in-law did and gave it to me as a gift. I really can't remember how long I've had it. Thanks for your help with the info. Thats more than I knew about it.
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Those knives were made in 1985-86. Since eBay has become so important to knife sales, you might check for closed auctions on Parker-Edwards knives to value it. I would GUESS it might bring about $50-$60 in near mint condition. If it has been used and shows it, much less.


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Thanks again both of you guys.
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