Military utility knife: Whats it worth?
Okay all you knife guys out there. I need your help. I went to my favorite flea market today and purchased a Stevenson 45 marked U.S. Its all steel except the brass spacers between the blades. Whoever had it all these years, kept it in excellent condition. The exterior is shiny with no rust or pitting. The blades are clean with just that normal aging look. It has four blades: regular knife blade, screwdriver/bottle opener, can opener, and a awl or punch blade. I own a few Ulster Military knives, but I can't find a reference in my knife collector's guide for te Stevenson. Would appreciate it if someone could help me out on this one.
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sounds like a question for BladeForums.com
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I got one of these 'STEVENSON 45 KNIFE, POCKET UTILITY'...
All Metal 4 Blade Utility Pocket Knife, WWll and Post WWll..
Made first during WWll, these knives continued to be made in the 50's, 60's and 70's, and are probably still being made by some of the knife Companys...The late Marine Knifes are marked with the Initials only..U.S.M.C.
CAMILLUS '1961'
IMPERIAL-- STAINLESS '1961'
CAMILLUS-- '1958'
ULSTER -- PRE 1950
KINGSTON -- PRE 1950
STEVENSON -- 1940'S..
Value Wise....I'd estimate around $25.00...
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