Hi,
I have a RM 25th Anniversary knife and just wondering if any of you guys can tell me what its worth?
Nick
I have a RM 25th Anniversary knife and just wondering if any of you guys can tell me what its worth?
Nick
Ray Mears 25th Anniversary knife.......
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There's loads of threads on the woodlores etc fella. All depends on who is willing to pay what really, after all it's just a knife.
Real nice replys there guys, well done for helping the fella out. I bet he/she feels like this is a forum where people want to help some one out.
I personally would not buy anything with a 'celebs' name on it due to the fact that you are going to paying big buck just for the privilege.
because its a complete crime to make a profit and be successful in what you do? can you do everything ray mears can, and if so why are you on this forum and not earning money teaching people on courses and being on TV?? i dont see him here do you??
but of course as soon as the useless bear grylls is mentioned everyone sticks up for him and tries to find the good parts in his suicidal stunts and tacky serrated plastic knives.
sorry, that had been building up for a while...
Gentleman and women please lets show some decorum here, this is not how we usually act here what's got into you all! I urge you all to put your handbags down and enjoy some pine needle tea if you would!
In answer to the op John D was about right,
I think they sold for about £350 and some will pay extra on top of that if they're collectors etc. It's worth what someone will pay for it I guess, and as long as it "stays in fashion" if you know what I mean it will always be worth its original value if it is unused!
In answer to the op John D was about right,
I think they sold for about £350 and some will pay extra on top of that if they're collectors etc. It's worth what someone will pay for it I guess, and as long as it "stays in fashion" if you know what I mean it will always be worth its original value if it is unused!
Well scorpio, I think you have bitten the hand of some shares your sentiment. For your information, I think that Ray Mears is the best exponent of the bushcraft genre in the mass media at the moment. He is truly knowledgeable presenter of a series of informative TV programs and way ahead of the rest of the field. However, the prices that are on offer on his website are vastly over inflated on the basis that their is a RM or Wolflore logo on them. Bear Grylls and Lofty Wiseman have knives and equipment on sale which is follows suit. I am sure the US market has people that do the same. If people wish to pay those prices, that is none of my business.
The 25th anniversary knive is a damn fine knife made by a very skilled Smith, ( hand forged. )
Its price, when released, was comparable to those charged by the superb Stuart Mitchel or Alan Wood,
With a bit added on due to its 'limited run' and RM status.
Too expensive for most of us?, sure, but not stupidly so.
I would keep it if you can afford to, otherwise, good luck with the sale!
Chris.
Its price, when released, was comparable to those charged by the superb Stuart Mitchel or Alan Wood,
With a bit added on due to its 'limited run' and RM status.
Too expensive for most of us?, sure, but not stupidly so.
I would keep it if you can afford to, otherwise, good luck with the sale!
Chris.
I stand by my original answer which isn't mickey taking in any form. It does depend on who is willing to pay what.
Two posts and both weird questions.
Two posts and both weird questions.
I'm not sure what's worse? Some of the daft replies or every man and his dog jumping on the "Helpful post not!" replies.
