All About Pocket Knives

I inherited some pocket knives from my father in law. I dont know a whole lot about them but wanted to sell a few at a time but do not know where to start with pricing them. Im going to post a picture of a few and see if yall can help before I list them for sale on here. Here are some pics of a few I have around 60 total knives. I will post a few at a time for sale if yall could help me price them fairly.

And if someone is inetrested or could steer me in the right location for a buyer Im in the Portland Tennessee area. I have about 60 knives mostly case, boker, kissing crane, hen rooster, and some old ones Ive never heard of.

Welcome to AAPK. Sorry for your loss. Posts like yours come up here often (too often unfortunately). Rather than repeat what’s already been said, here is a link to one similar request, which will be helpful if your read through it. viewtopic.php?t=74791

In it you’ll find links to several threads you’ll find helpful, and replies from members here who appraise and buy collections. If after reading recommendations in the links provided you still have specific questions, ask them here.

Ken

A couple of the knives you've shown may be counterfeits. The Remington and the Case Barlow are, at least to me, suspect. Unless you're in a big hurry to get these knives sold, I'd suggest taking them to a knife show and letting some of the dealers help you separate the sheep from the goats. Counterfeit knives are not uncommon, especially among some of the older more valuable brands like Case and Remington.

Phil is right on

philco wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2023 9:17 pm A couple of the knives you've shown may be counterfeits. The Remington and the Case Barlow are, at least to me, suspect. Unless you're in a big hurry to get these knives sold, I'd suggest taking them to a knife show and letting some of the dealers help you separate the sheep from the goats. Counterfeit knives are not uncommon, especially among some of the older more valuable brands like Case and Remington.

I think the -048 Farmer's Jack is OK, but the other two . . .