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Comment by George R Naugle on April 27, 2024 at 8:51

Remington is back.  Two new year knives are available; 2023 and 2024.  The 2023 is a hawkbill with red bone-type scales.  The 2024 knife is called a "waterfowler."  It has two blades, a guthook, and yellow bone-type scales.  Smoky Mountain has them.

Comment by George R Naugle on April 24, 2024 at 9:01

Picked this one up on Ebay.  It is the R1253 lockback supposedly favored by Al Capone.

Comment by George R Naugle on August 7, 2023 at 13:15

I should add that my reference does not describe this knife as "damascus steel."  A second reference gives an estimated value as $600.

Comment by George R Naugle on August 7, 2023 at 13:12

My reference for remington knives lists R293 as a serpentine Jack with a clip and a spey blade.  Sometimes this pattern is referred to as a trapper pattern. It is further described as having a oval shield on the scale.  Length 3 1/2 inches closed.  Estimated value of one in good condition is $300.  Hope this is of help.

George

Comment by Christian on August 7, 2023 at 13:05

Found this at a gun show last weekend. Remington damascus R293. On the bolster is engraved 000 and on the box it says "BOB PRE PRODUCTION" it's in perfect condition. Any info would be appreciated! Thanks Christian

Comment by George R Naugle on April 15, 2023 at 6:58

It seems that the original bullet knife #1123 is fairly common.  I am seeing them frequently on Ebay.  Here are two of that model that I have in my collection.

The one at the top left side of the photo has had a repair to the scale done.  It does detract from the value of the knife.  The lower right hand side one is in much better condition.

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Comment by George R Naugle on April 3, 2023 at 6:21

It seems like there are more old original bullet knives for sale on Ebay lately. I have several of them, but am always looking to add to my collection.

Comment by Mike Botts on January 31, 2023 at 15:07

In the past two months I have added half a dozen nice old Remingtons to my collection.  Over the years I've had several R100A and R100B dogleg stock knives.  Always upgrading in condition.  I love the concealed backsprings, and the "Remington Standard Dollar Knife" etch.  One of my Holy Grails is a near mint or mint example of either an A or B model with a very strong etch.  Been looking for nearly 25 years now.  

Comment by George R Naugle on December 21, 2022 at 5:50

Howdy from beautiful and sometimes semitropical downtown Saint Thomas, PA. Just touching base here. I am a collector, and Remington knives are one of the brands I like to accumulate.  My collection includes one each of the bullet knives issued each year since 1982, several originals from the 1920s and on, a bunch of individual pocket and fixed blades.

Comment by Joel Carp on December 3, 2022 at 18:53

Does anybody know what year Remington introduced the 4 blade,R103 Delrin stag handled Heritage series knife? If not, suggestions for where I can search?

Joel Carp

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