PLEASE HELP

[abraden]

MY GRANDPA PASSED AND HE INSTRUCTED ME TO SELL THESE KNIFES, AND IM SO LOST WITH IDENTIFYING THEM

[edge213]

MY GRANDPA PASSED AND HE INSTRUCTED ME TO SELL THESE KNIFES, AND IM SO LOST WITH IDENTIFYING THEM

No offense meant, but none of those are high dollar.
If they belonged to my grandfather I would keep them.
I would love to have a knife of my grandfather.

[TPK]

MY GRANDPA PASSED AND HE INSTRUCTED ME TO SELL THESE KNIFES, AND IM SO LOST WITH IDENTIFYING THEM

Welcome to the AAPK!

I must say edge213 is right. If those belonged to your grandfather, you should keep em. You might get a few bucks for them but nothing near what you will lose. IMO.

If you still want more information, you must take pictures of each knife individually. Especially of any & all stamps at the base of the blades. Open the blades to 90° to see & take complete pictures of the stamps. These will tell more about the makers & the ages of the knives. I can't help much with dates or values but others here can with the right pictures.

[Ripster]

Agree with David and Tom , keep em or pass onto another family member . Wish Gramps would’ve left my brothers and I them , can’t buy memories. The knives are great EDC , Some one will be happy to tote those!
A big Welcome as well, hope to see you stick around , Do you collect or Accumulate as some of us here do? Knives, guns , etc,.

[1967redrider]

Looks like you have a pocket knife for each day of the week, and memories of your grandfather. to AAPK!

[TPK]

Looks like you have a pocket knife for each day of the week, and memories of your grandfather. to AAPK!

Good advice, well said!

[carrmillus]

.....i would give just about anything I have for the 2 Camillus knives(ss whitler and sunfish)my grandfather carried!!!!..... ...........

[abraden]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE WELCOME. I WASNT CLOSE TO HIM AND REALLY HAVE NO GOOD MEMORIES OF HIM.. BUT MY GRANDMOTHER WAS AMAZING, AND I HAVE ALL HER KNIFES AND GUNS IN A SAFE

[abraden]

THE Vintage Rare Anco HPK 1057 Japanese lockback stainless steel pocket knife IS THE ONE THROWING ME OFF, I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE IN BOOKS OR ON THE INTERNET

[Sharpnshinyknives]

It looks very much like ones that I have had that were made for Valor, C.I. Industries and several others. Most likely made by Seizo Imai during the 80’s. It’s not the high quality ones that Master Imai made for his own line of knives. If you can find some other knives like this made by one of those companies, it will give you a little bit of info on the knife. Those don’t bring much money unfortunately.

[garddogg56]

Keep them

[Froe]

Keep them. Carry a different one everyday until you pick a favorite. Grampa knew the value of a good knife.
Froe

[abraden]

Keep them

im passing them down to my brother, he wasnt a nice man to me, i truly dont want them, i kept my grandmothers though

[doglegg]

Keep them

im passing them down to my brother, he wasnt a nice man to me, i truly dont want them, i kept my grandmothers though

abraden, I think you made a wise choice. We live in a fallen world and often the persons who should be precious to us are not. I am sorry for your history but passing them on seems like a very thoughtful idea.

[orvet]

Keep them

im passing them down to my brother, he wasnt a nice man to me, i truly dont want them, i kept my grandmothers though

abraden, I think you made a wise choice. We live in a fallen world and often the persons who should be precious to us are not. I am sorry for your history but passing them on seems like a very thoughtful idea.

I agree!

[kootenay joe]

The first one is a Jos. Rodgers "His Majesty" bone handle pen knife. Dates to first part of 1900's. J.R. was The Top British knife maker but as both blades are worn down, value is low, maybe $30-$50 max on a good day.
There were a great many lock back knives made in Japan in 1970's-1980's. Value of all of them is low. No need to try to ID it any further.
Old Case knives can be valuable depending upon condition. If you show the Case knives with blades open and show tang markings clearly, Case collectors here can tell you age and value.
kj