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I bought these two R6723 salesman samples from Roger, (peanut). Both have different style crest shields, one has $10.00 on the back of the clip blade the othe has 20.00 fox on the clip. Both knives having 1933-35 stamps. I assume one is a price for a half dozen and the other is a price for a full dozen. If you have anything to add I'd love to hear. Enjoy Keith

I don't know the answer to the question, but I won't let that stop me from commenting on how gorgeous those knives are!

Thanks Jerry. If I took as good of pictures as you you really wouldn't know what yo say. Very nice in hand.

Very nice Keith ! Are those split springs?

gsmith7158 wrote:Very nice Keith ! Are those split springs?

Yes sir

Yes indeedy! Top shelf

Beautiful pair of knives!

Keith you have collected another stunning set of knives. Great addition to your collection!
As far as the pricing, the Remington cutlery June 5th 1936 Jobber's price list has the pattern R6723 stated cost as follows:

1. Jobbers' cost per dozen- $7.50
2. Trade price per dozen- $10.00

Going back a little to your " F " pattern the same Remington Jobbers' cutlery listing has your F1632 as a "Scraper" with the following cost:
1. Jobbers' cost per dozen $3.60
2. Trade price per dozen $4.80

Again great job on your collection!

Thanks Wayne, I try not to have duplicates but I made an exception on these.

Rocky, thanks for the information, id love to see pictures of your jobbers book. Ive never seen one for the cutlery division, I have one for the gun side.

Extra Cool...

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Mike

Awesome scores Keith !!!!!

Keith I have posted these before in the "Where are all the Remington Knife Collector's" thread. Hope you enjoy!

That's awsome!!!!! I need to get me one of those.

Keith I know you will find a way to add it to your collection. They are hard to find and not often available for purchase. Best of luck I know you have the ability to, "Get 'er Done"!

AREMINGTONSEDGE wrote:Keith I know you will find a way to add it to your collection. They are hard to find and not often available for purchase. Best of luck I know you have the ability to, "Get 'er Done"!

Woohoo. I found one. I had to trade a pretty nice knife to get it, but I got it.

The ones that I have hold amazing info...do you agree? Love that yours is a 1928! Very cool Keith!

AREMINGTONSEDGE wrote:The ones that I have hold amazing info...do you agree? Love that yours is a 1928! Very cool Keith!

I do agree. Very cool. One thing I find interesting. No R4466 In mine. Corious how long they made that knife.

A couple more to add.
R655 - jobers cost $10.80 / dozen
R708 - jobers cost $$6.75 / dozen

Love that cocobello Keith!

Thanks Greg

Is that celluloid on the switch?

gsmith7158 wrote:Is that celluloid on the switch?

Yes it is

espn77 wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:Is that celluloid on the switch?

Yes it is

It looks like it is holding up well! Been on there a while.

I would say since the 30's. Just a tick of shrinkage on the back handle next to one bolster. Other than that seems great.

espn77 wrote:I would say since the 30's. Just a tick of shrinkage on the back handle next to one bolster. Other than that seems great.

I bet you have been sitting there mashing that button repeatedly.