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I found this knife. I was looking for someone to let me know price or year on this knife. It is a automatic and I was wondering if you can legally sell these or what. thanks Chris

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Comment by John McCain on January 1, 2014 at 2:38

Glad to help, Chris !- I was beginning to think that you had fallen in a well somewhere and Lassie wasn't there to run for help!!  Sorry, that is a very old TV reference, and if you are younger than me, you might not understand.Unfortunately, dang near everyone  is younger than me now (Sigh) Lassie was a collie who always knew the right thing to do, and saved the day in every episode, I actually talked to one of my employees the other day who didn't know who the Beatles were !! It sucks to get old !! LOL


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Comment by Chris Giarde on January 1, 2014 at 2:19

thanks very much for your information on my knife you were all very helpful   I finally got to a real computer so I could respond thanks again

Comment by Jan Carter on December 23, 2013 at 5:10

Chris,

Just in the style, I owuld say it is possible it was actually produced by Colonial knives for Remington


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Comment by John McCain on December 18, 2013 at 20:41

Just so no one misses seeing this reply I made on your other discussion. I'll repost here-

Chris,

The short answer  answer is, that's a good question !! Your knife is a R8065 double switchblade with pyremite (celluloid) handles-The 5 in the model number tell us that.The straight line Remington stamp was put on their lower end line of knives, while the circle stamp was reserved for their higher end line. As to the vintage, Remington kept better general vintage records of their circle stamps than they did the straight line, so I would not even hazard a guess.As to price,We are all over the board on that, as well. Jim Sargent's 1999 edition of " American Premium Guide To Knives And Razors" shows it on page 421 with a 3 1/2 inch closed length for $550 dollars in excellent condition. But, I did a little web crawling.and found them for $20 and $79 in rougher condition. Due to the legality restrictions on interstate commerce and the varying laws from state to state on ownership, it is hard to get any type of fix on an accurate worth. Hopefully, some of my more learned collegues here, can give you some more definitive answers. 


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Comment by John McCain on December 18, 2013 at 2:35

Chris,

I took the liberty of posting your photo for you here as well as your discussion " Remington master knife bakelite??  I left a reply about what I found out there.


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Comment by Chris Giarde on December 18, 2013 at 0:33
I done know how to add pictures withy phone
Comment by Jan Carter on December 16, 2013 at 17:26

Chris, I would start here for the knife laws.  Also I know AKTI has them on their site

http://pweb.netcom.com/~brlevine/sta-law.htm

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