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hi my friend lives in germany and when he comes back to visit he buys me knives but i know nothing about them, im trying to see the value, name really anything anyone can help me with. Thanks in adcance as wee=ll and i am open to selling or trading
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Welcome to the forum, Jake.

I think it's hard to determine value from pictures.
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honestly if anyone just knows anything about them what kind they are, what there called i love these and plan on getting more just want to know more about them
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The larger ones look like ridged hunting knives.

You have two smaller knives that are folding knives.
One looks like it could possibly be a switch blade.
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The stag handled Waidmannsheil might be worth about $75-$100 ? The other ones i do not recognize and 3 appear to have no markings on them (name or country of manufacture).
German made knives have a smaller following in North America than do USA made knives hence most sell for relatively low prices even though they usually are well made knives.
Knives in which the maker is not known are hard to sell, you almost have to give them away.
Post pictures of the 2 folding knives. They might have a higher value than these fixed blades.
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[email protected] wrote: Wed Aug 18, 2021 12:59 am hi my friend lives in germany and when he comes back to visit he buys me knives but i know nothing about them, im trying to see the value, name really anything anyone can help me with. Thanks in adcance as wee=ll and i am open to selling or trading
Hey Jake! :: welcome:: to AAPK! I don't know anything about your fixed blades, but the 2 folders are a manual low end Buck style knife, and the stiletto with the button on the front is a well-built inexpensive(about US$40.)auto, perhaps a Hal from Germany. Nice group in any event! 8)
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Welcome to AAPK. You are welcome to sell here on AAPK, but to do so you first need to buy a premium subscription. (Subscription sales help keep this forum operating). You can do so by clicking on “Support AAPK” on the upper right of this page. There you will find details about the different membership levels and benefits associated with each. The place to sell is the Knife Commerce subforum. ::tu:: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... m.php?f=49

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good hunting
„Waidmannsheil“: Neutrum
good hunting! nur in Waidmannsheil! good hunting!

Their is Puma Waidmannsheil stag handle
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mrwatch wrote: Wed Aug 18, 2021 8:59 pm good hunting
„Waidmannsheil“: Neutrum
good hunting! nur in Waidmannsheil! good hunting!

Their is Puma Waidmannsheil stag handle
OP knife is not marked "Puma" as far as i can see from the 2 pictures.
Other German manufacturers also made this pattern; e.g. Anton Wingen (Othello brand).
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::welcome:: to AAPK, jakefaenza!
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kootenay joe wrote: Thu Aug 19, 2021 12:44 am
mrwatch wrote: Wed Aug 18, 2021 8:59 pm good hunting
„Waidmannsheil“: Neutrum
good hunting! nur in Waidmannsheil! good hunting!

Their is Puma Waidmannsheil stag handle
OP knife is not marked "Puma" as far as i can see from the 2 pictures.
Other German manufacturers also made this pattern; e.g. Anton Wingen (Othello brand).
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Doing a Google search it showed Puma brand makes such or uses the term. Did not click on the link. So just a common term.
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Quote mrwatch: "So just a common term"
yes, unless Puma registered this as part of their branding. I don't think it is a registered term, but i am not certain.
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