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Pocket Knives
all about pocket knives...
This website is all about pocket knives!
Featured Knife Company
Miller Bros. (1872-1926)
Miller Brothers Cutlery were American knife
makers from 1872, I believe they were located in
Meriden, Ct., until they went out of business in
1926.
Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives...
- Knife Collecting - The
internet provides a market - First, it allows the collector to more easily
find (or buy, sell or trade) whatever he/she collects. In this case we're
concerned with collecting pocket knives. There are auctions where pocket
knives are bought and sold daily. I will provide some links later. If you
are looking for a hard to find knife with very specific characteristics,
chances are that sooner or later you will find it on the internet.
- Pocket Knives - The internet
publicizes market values - Secondly, it's easier than ever before to find
out what something is worth. This has an upside and downside for collectors.
- Knife Handles - The internet
practically insures that you can find the knife you want to buy, but there
may be fewer "bargains" to be found. This is because everyone can see what
others are selling for. The internet also practically insures that you can
find a buyer for the knife you want to sell, but there may be more
competition from other sellers that may hold down the price you can get.
In the old days, if you were the only person in your geographic area with a
particular knife for sale, you might get a higher price because the buyer
may have to go to great expense just to locate another one. Not so today!
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