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Looking for opinions . I know a little bit about Remington farmers jacks, but not much else.

Nice knife, premium quality. Harold

Thanks Harold

Stewart and Ritchie poor photo

Mine is spear , spey, and pen.

wlf wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:07 pm Looking for opinions . I know a little bit about Remington farmers jacks, but not much else.

Very nice looking knife Lyle.
Steve

wlf wrote: ↑Sat Mar 15, 2025 4:07 pm Looking for opinions . I know a little bit about Remington farmers jacks, but not much else.

Good looking whittler, Lyle.
Unusual bolsters.

Thanks, Steve and Joe. I like whittlers and big knives. I started collecting anglo-Saxon whittlers for a while.

What you have

Remington R7756 Whittler (1920–1940)

Pattern: Whittler

Blades: spear, spey & pen (3-blade)

Handle: genuine stag

Shield: crest

Closed length: 4½"

Era: Original Remington Cutlery / UMC era (Ilion, NY)

$1,250.00

That figure represents:

A collector-grade example

Correct blades

Original stag (not rehandled)

No cracks, chips, or repairs

Good snap and blade alignment

Authentic Remington era stamp

This is not retail fantasy pricing — it’s a recognized high-end Remington pattern.

What it realistically sells for today

Depending on condition:

Condition Realistic Market Value
Museum / near mint $1,100 – $1,400+
Excellent, honest wear $900 – $1,150
Very good (light wear) $750 – $900
Issues (cracks, weak snap, repairs) $400 – $650

Cracked stag, replaced blade, or broken backspring kills value fast on this model.

Why the R7756 is so valuable

True whittler pattern (harder to find than jacks or trappers)

Genuine stag (most Remingtons were bone)

Crest shield (adds desirability)

Low survival rate — stag cracks, many didn’t survive intact

Highly sought after by Remington specialists, not casual buyers

This knife is considered a top-tier Remington folding knife, not mid-range.

Bottom line

If your R7756:

matches the pattern exactly

has solid, original stag

and correct Remington stamp

$1,000+ knife all day in today’s collector market.

to AAPK.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Dec 17, 2025 3:06 am to AAPK.

Thanks

wlf wrote: ↑Tue Dec 23, 2025 1:19 am

1967redrider wrote: ↑Wed Dec 17, 2025 3:06 am to AAPK.

Thanks

You too, Lyle.