That Houston Price Book is a good one. Absolutely Insane what they’re asking for it now. Supply & Demand I guess. There’s definitely a resurgence of Pocket Knife collecting that’s taken place. Guess I can count my blessings. I picked up all the great Knife books years ago for a few bucks here and there. Another great book is Levin’s Guide to Vintage antique Knives. Thanks for sharing. Stay cool
@@CuttingEdgetools I joked with the knife doctor but I said he has like the largest channel out there that has topics of old knives and since it begin I have notice a very large increase in pocket knife sales. Old knives to be exact. I’m sure it’s not just his channel but when you got 16K subscribers and other like channels that number of people scattered across the country and world can drive the prices up and eBay for sure don’t help . It’s funny to watch but aggravating at the same time. Lucky I had my large stash way before the shenanigans started . There will be another large increase in knives soon once the 60-85 years olds leave us. The younger generations for the most part don’t care to keep the knives and will go eBay soon as they can get their hands on it . Nature of Life. I’m about book poor now, luckily I found most of mine before the craziness started and didn’t pay top dollar.
@@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors Definitely true Brother. I watched Kevin when He first started his channel. When It exploded the old knife addiction kicked into gear. It’s Like all these people young and old suddenly joined the stampede. It’s funny. I’ll use an analogy you’re familiar with. Stick a Salt Block out and the Herd is a coming. I chimed into Kevin’s comment section way back-that it is a cool thing to see the young folks getting into old tools historical and such. And the older folks getting back into it. The repercussions are- supply slowly dwindle’s and prices increase some. But like all things it will taper off eventually and slowly fade. I watched it with Antique Bowie Knives years ago. They were the hottest thing. Eventually it faded some. The Vintage Axe phenomenon that kicked off 10-12 years ago has begun to fade. People flock like herds of wild buffalo to get in on the Rodeo. Stay cool Bro. Enjoy your channel
@@CuttingEdgetools Yelp me and ole Kevin probably crossed paths a few years ago when I was living outside Columbus GA, we went to the same places lol .
@@willjohnson6854 some people turn their nose up but the fact is just because it says USA don’t make it great. That’s why I get Japan, Germany and basically anything except China. This is just my personal opinion and feelings. China is already taking over the world , they own 400k acres of land in US that we know of and just about everything else. So I feel no need to add more insult to injury.
That Houston Price Book is a good one. Absolutely Insane what they’re asking for it now. Supply & Demand I guess. There’s definitely a resurgence of Pocket Knife collecting that’s taken place. Guess I can count my blessings. I picked up all the great Knife books years ago for a few bucks here and there. Another great book is Levin’s Guide to Vintage antique Knives. Thanks for sharing. Stay cool
@@CuttingEdgetools I joked with the knife doctor but I said he has like the largest channel out there that has topics of old knives and since it begin I have notice a very large increase in pocket knife sales. Old knives to be exact. I’m sure it’s not just his channel but when you got 16K subscribers and other like channels that number of people scattered across the country and world can drive the prices up and eBay for sure don’t help . It’s funny to watch but aggravating at the same time. Lucky I had my large stash way before the shenanigans started . There will be another large increase in knives soon once the 60-85 years olds leave us. The younger generations for the most part don’t care to keep the knives and will go eBay soon as they can get their hands on it . Nature of Life. I’m about book poor now, luckily I found most of mine before the craziness started and didn’t pay top dollar.
@@RoubidouxCreekOutdoors Definitely true Brother. I watched Kevin when He first started his channel. When It exploded the old knife addiction kicked into gear. It’s Like all these people young and old suddenly joined the stampede. It’s funny. I’ll use an analogy you’re familiar with. Stick a Salt Block out and the Herd is a coming. I chimed into Kevin’s comment section way back-that it is a cool thing to see the young folks getting into old tools historical and such. And the older folks getting back into it. The repercussions are- supply slowly dwindle’s and prices increase some. But like all things it will taper off eventually and slowly fade. I watched it with Antique Bowie Knives years ago. They were the hottest thing. Eventually it faded some. The Vintage Axe phenomenon that kicked off 10-12 years ago has begun to fade. People flock like herds of wild buffalo to get in on the Rodeo. Stay cool Bro. Enjoy your channel
@@CuttingEdgetools Yelp me and ole Kevin probably crossed paths a few years ago when I was living outside Columbus GA, we went to the same places lol .
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Great video!!! You got the good books....all the best
@@SteveBernat-z7z Yelp and got them out knife hunting . Thanks for watching
Appreciate this video,and I agree Japan makes some good knives. 🐊🐊😊
@@willjohnson6854 some people turn their nose up but the fact is just because it says USA don’t make it great. That’s why I get Japan, Germany and basically anything except China. This is just my personal opinion and feelings. China is already taking over the world , they own 400k acres of land in US that we know of and just about everything else. So I feel no need to add more insult to injury.
Ebay is always good for a laugh.