Georgia Pawn Shop Knife Haul + Epic Gift from Florida!

[@Grumpy11A]

You've got your knife roll with you, right? There might be some chicken hawks hanging around!

[@theknifedoctor]

LOL!!

[@jerryphillips5112]

I love to haggle with the old timer salesman at the flea markets! 😂 They love it too...😊 It's part of the experience that has been going on for years and years. If you wanna get right down to it. I think they enjoy the conversation and challenge of the sell. That to me is the best part of my hunt. Good Stuff Kevin!😊✌🏻👍🏻 ❤

[@seanpovilaika9321]

Oh man You know it! I Love that part too! It's Fun to do and I believe your Right about the old timers enjoying it as well. It's sadly becoming a Lost art sort of speak. Most people today just don't know what they are missing. 😎

[@D33Lux]

After being in sales for over 10 years and dealing with thousands of people, I loved going to markets even if I didn't need to buy anything. I just love the adventure of finding rare items and the excitement of haggling, the wheeling and deal of the sale. When younger I absolutely hated the sales industry, but one man changed all that when I saw him sell 30 radios all at once. I was so impressed I still use him as my mentor as to why I now enjoy sales. He told me, its the challenge of the sale, the thrill of the sale and not losing to a customer who says "No!" Its not about manipulating anyone, sometimes people don't see value, its your job to show them. There are ways to get a vendor to sell you something if they're hard nosed, experienced sellers, some angrily sell and some don't. A young man, who I could tell was not a regular at a trade show was selling an item, can't recall what it was. I asked him questions, spend about 10 mins talking to him to feel out his sales experience. I talked him down to half his asking price, in the end he even threw in a gift and he smiled and admitted he was surprised that I was able to talk him down in price. He quietly said I was the best haggler he met that day. I smiled and told him, I appreciate the gift, but I felt bad taking it after working him down on his asking price for the item. In the middle east and some Asian markets, they're known for being fierce hagglers...all in good fun for the sport of course. If you pay the asking price, the other vendors will mock you and they'll make you haggle for a better price. lol

[@richardvirchow3390]

Loved looking over your latest “haul”.

[@jeffjackson5331]

Very cool

[@thomastommy1192]

Great video and nice knives. Thumbs up to your video. I agree with you. Never pay the asking prices. I always ask more than I really want. That is what flea markets and yard sales are all about. I offered less than the asking price at Kmart years ago. Sometimes they went now but not too often, lol.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@TimothyCibula-vh5ip]

Welcome

[@malwagner6090]

Good knowledge doc, thanks. My grandpa taught me about letting land lay fallow and crop rotation. He plowed peanuts into the soil between strawberry crops and followed a 7 year fallow cycle.

[@theknifedoctor]

Very Cool!!

[@dannyjackson2062]

I knew that pal was a military knife you could tell ...that knife has some history behind it

[@D33Lux]

You know the old saying, if things could talk imagine the story's they could tell. I believe that knife has some great stories/history behind it, as you say. I have found some amazing things at antique markets and trade shows, alot of people don't know they items they're selling. Then you find people who are encyclopedia's of world history and you can spend hours talking to them. I'm sure many can attest to running into items they've regret not purchasing at the time. For me is was an antique pre 1900's Victrola, portable, record player, it was complete with the Edison labels, the wax recordings of Edison and a collection of over 30 records...all for under $150 bucks. He even told me to make an offer.

[@normakers5632]

Nice haul! Always love seeing what’s going on at the homestead!

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks Norm!!

[@CuttingEdgetools]

Wow. Spring has sprung down there-We Woke up to 4” of fresh powder snow here. That little Sleeveboard’ Cattaraugus’ is a sweet gift! . May want to look into that Red Bone Case folder!- Case knives were the most frequently forged. Just doesn’t quite look right, but I pray it’s good. It has had some stuff done to it so that might be why. Best! Patriot Knife Guy checking out🇺🇸

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@Checkmate1954]

Great display, they don't make them like that anymore. Thanks Doctor

[@theknifedoctor]

Sent your Flashlight out yesterday.

[@raymondjust5113]

What a beautiful farm you have my friend we love watching your videos GOD BLESS 🙏 YALL

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@trynsurviven2440]

I like the old fixed blade that thing is awesome.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@CharlesMac1313]

Another great video today. I enjoyed it while you picked up the knives and I love when you go over what you found and explain all the different types and when they were made Etc I am very interested in what you do and keep making these videos❤

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@BrandonGavin_EDC]

They call them a ball mark lol. Easy to remember.

[@AWCustomDesigns]

Great haul and a beautiful homestead you got there Doc! You said it right…if they don’t know what they’re selling, then it’s not up to you to tell them. 👍

[@theknifedoctor]

Hello Sir!!

[@2ndchancegeorge]

The sage opinel is very nice. Another great haul. That ww2 knife...nice.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks George!!

[@D33Lux]

I think that WW2 knife was the find of the day in that haul. To be honest, knowing how collectors of vintage items are, I would not alter anything of that knife. I'm not telling anyone what they should with their property, but that's the honest thing to say. Altering items as rare as that knife, all it will do is devalue it. I've seen items such as flintlock antique firearms lose value just because of modern screws on the item, or because of repairs due to lost or damaged parts. I was told by collectors who have items in the hundreds of thousands, if you want to try and change things, don't do it...leave it as it is.

[@TimothyCibula-vh5ip]

Awesome Cattaraugus and case very nice knives love the bone handles

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@chickenfriedsteak3669]

IMPO : Someone swapped the pen blade onto that ol Catt. Sleeveboard.

[@kathleensmith370]

You will have many projects- nice knives

[@TwinGunz]

Really love the channel man. I do love knives, but to be honest, I think it’s the fact that your a very genuine person. Unfortunately it’s hard to find good people these days. Keep them videos coming. Absolutely love this channel!!!! Always fun learning along the way as well. Take care brother, BTW the orange opinel is awesome!!!!

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you so much for these kind words!! I appreciate you watching and supporting the channel. I love sharing my passion of knives. Thanks again!!

[@JoshuaHendrickson-rp7tn]

Dang do some peppers it be a great garden never thought about keeping chicens in there smart now i know how its done

[@SteveBernat-z7z]

Great video!!! Constantly learning about knives....stay sharp

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome!!

[@ronaldayres546]

Great video

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@dj_spade]

100% Correct! gotta get the best deal possible, thats the American way, i always start by saying " are you willing to negotiate" especially at Pawn Shops, Garage Sales, and Antique Stores. I'm a price hagglin man 😂

[@theknifedoctor]

Me too!!

[@davidleach8828]

That PAL was an awesome find. I inherited my father’s RH37 that he used in the Navy in WW2 and I brought it back to life using info that you taught me in your videos. Those knives in good condition sell for 10 times what you paid. I need to check out some pawn shops!

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@MrCaissed]

I have an old case knife fixed blade with the original sheath. I don’t know what the steel is but it’s very hard to sharpen and it was my uncles Boy Scout knife. It reminds me of your pal. I got the best price: free as a gift. He passed 25 years ago in his 70’s and according to case themselves it was made in the late fifties and 25 years ago they said it was worth $80!

[@theknifedoctor]

Very cool! 😎

[@terrybranham4536]

Thank you DOC.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Man has good luck finding classics in stores

[@theknifedoctor]

LOL!! Thanks!

[@1977NOBODY]

Awesome video….love to see the chickens and the gardening stuff👍🏻I live in a big city so I can’t have gardens and chickens……My goal is to retire eventually and move to where I can have a house with land and then I’ll create a little farm with a garden and some animals🙂

[@theknifedoctor]

That’s Awesome!! Thank you!

[@DaveLitchfield-lm1jf]

You are such an amazing person with tons of knowledge. Sorry i messed the first comment up

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@terrancecoard388]

Cattaraugus Cutlary in Little Valley NY, is where Case started in 1886. After watching your video, I asked my wife if she knew where it was and she responded that they drove through the town yesterday on her way back home here in northern PA. There is a historic sign saying that fire destroyed the factory in 1912 but some inventory was saved in a little brick house that still stands. It is probably forty miles from me so I will have to take a drive over there and check it out this summer.

[@theknifedoctor]

This is so AWESOME! Thanks for sharing this!

[@randyblackburn9765]

I had to build an 8 ft barb wire deer fence around my garden , just need to hire some chickens and bees . Good knife haul

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!

[@desperadoalex13]

Standard Opinel had a beechwood handle. In your orange and green opinel's it's just a paint on wood. But you can find an olive, oak, padouk, bubinga or even snakewood on handle of it.

[@carlgrater4853]

Great haul those opinel knives are fantastic you can mod them or leave them just as they are great for edc stay sharp Kevin

[@howardkayecrabyman]

I knew it was a remington cause i have one like that 😊

[@theknifedoctor]

It’s a PAL. RH-36

[@davidjensen4796]

I totally agree were in it to win it please or offend that's the way it is in life you win some you lose some but honesty is the best policy if it was worth millions I'm sure it would have been a different story because we couldn't live with ourselves and remember if you are not fast you are going to be last and that becomes your mistake and not ours

[@oxyfee6486]

I only ever once paid over asking, it was a elderly lady selling her husbands old car engines and parts. She seriously undervalued everything, I took it all for three times her asking, I still got the better deal.

[@D33Lux]

Good on you! I have a friend, he told me about a friend of his who called him up. Someone in the community passed away and they needed someone to look at some items. Some elderly lady, her husband passed away. She found an entire closet full of firearms, accessories and didn't know what to do. He was so shocked when he saw everything he said "What do you want me to do with all of this?" He told her it was going to take a long time to price out each item, and he may not have enough money to purchase everything. She said "I don't want a single dime, just take it all out of here. I don't want to deal with it." He felt guilty and kept offering her alot of money for everything and she refused. He said he made a small fortune.

[@MrPerry61]

We have trees budding out in NW Arkansas.

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome!!

[@jasonbeecher509]

Very nice video doc

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you!!

[@danedwards8535]

Sir, I might suggest you Not wear your Knife Doctor hat while shopping for knives at pawn shops/yard sales/antique/thrift stores so they Don’t know who you are and your expertise. I have found if I wear a USMC hat (I was in the USMCR from 1970-1976) Folks tend to appreciate you more and will actually go out of hand to help you. Your videos are splendid ! You make my day seeing what you’re up to at your property. I had to stop planting a garden because the deer eat everything up so good luck this Spring with your planting. I try to “stay sharp” every day. Thank you Kevin for being there everyday . Semper Fidelis, dan

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome!! Thank you!! God Bless and Semper Fi!!

[@skippy6243]

It makes me want buy knifes again

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome!! It’s addictive!! LOL

[@LightweightPro]

What is the two coin looking things on the zippo used for? Is it for holding quarters?

[@michaelhinkle6648]

Doc I've got a old machete that I found. It's got a Collins Legitimus handle on it but I don't know if that handle is original to it. I can't find anything on the blade however the blade is very very good metal. Any pointers on how i can identify it? I know it's old. Thanks and I love your channel. 😊

[@theknifedoctor]

No, the only way is a makers mark. Don’t know much about machetes.

[@tomcooke1853]

That PAL is Sweet and in pretty good shape and they are getting harder to find in good shape and if you do you have to pay up ! Up here 150 200$ 👍✌🏻🤙🙏🏼🇨🇦😊

[@timballard2647]

Knife Dr I have a Shrade-Walden 137. A section of 3 pieces of leather is loose. Can you give me any info on fixing this old knife? Any help is appreciated. I love your channel and all the old knives. Thanks brother

[@theknifedoctor]

You can try some glue. Make sure it’s water proof. That’s about the only way of trying to repair it without breaking it down and redoing the entire handle. Thanks for the support and watching the channel!!

[@tedkenne]

Not a hex screwdriver, It's a T10 Torx screwdriver. Great Video!!!

[@theknifedoctor]

LOL! Thanks for the correction. I mis say stuff all the time.

[@D33Lux]

That's right, good correction. I was trying to find the name of the tool.

[@toddabbruzzese3974]

Hey Doc you're right. Its their job to know the value. I just got a Cattaragaus 225Q for $20. The dude called it a buck knife......

[@theknifedoctor]

WOW!! That’s awesome!!

[@palmerherrington5151]

Hello what site did you buy the knives from , Thanks for your help new here.

[@cheesymoonworkshop]

You're welcome!!!

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you again!!

[@cheesymoonworkshop]

Keep your eye out for a 110 for me.

[@theknifedoctor]

Traditional?

[@cheesymoonworkshop]

@@theknifedoctor yes, old lightly used is ok.

[@adrianjagmag]

Beezy Bees :D

[@LandoniousRex077]

Are you going to the garage/yard sale? Big thing in Georgia next week

[@theknifedoctor]

Yes!! Friday!!

[@LandoniousRex077]

@@theknifedoctor cool my nana and papa are going I asked them to look for some knives for me!!

[@paulr7046]

If you see an Opinel no13 I think you will change your mind about not buying another new one, it’s basically a folding machete.

[@theknifedoctor]

Thanks for sharing this!!

[@kenlewis1374]

Hey, they took $30, knowing they were still making money. O explanation necessary, it’s all part of the game! 😉

[@D33Lux]

They must have paid under $10 for it.

[@theknifedoctor]

10-4! Thank you!!

[@dannyjackson2062]

What was the one on florida ya meantion

[@terrancecoard388]

Last week while watching Muskrat Outdoors out of Idaho, he had a problem with mice getting into his bee hives. Is this an issue for you?

[@theknifedoctor]

I’ve never had that problem.

[@jodycopeland1]

Have you ever encountered a Honk Falls pocket knife

[@theknifedoctor]

No. I’ve never seen one.

[@jsilverssilvers9107]

Found a knife with nail file and bottle opener and looked to see if it was USA and it was I have a lot of knives don’t think they are valuable but you never know most are Parker’s

[@theknifedoctor]

10-4! I’m not a big fan of Parker’s. They just never WOWED me. Some of them look very nice though.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

He’s not wrong if you know more about a knife or item just keep quiet and if you get it for a good deal it’s a win bargain and get it for a decent price

[@theknifedoctor]

AMEN!! Preach it!

[@StevenMoney]

Doc, that looks like where you’ve buried all the China knives people have sent in.

[@theknifedoctor]

LOL!

[@Joshkayla8487]

I always wheel and deal at pawn shops. 99% of the time they will come down on price sometimes only a couple bucks.

[@D33Lux]

Those shop owners are stubborn as a rusty nail, and most won't budge on price. Sometimes you find a place that will lower their prices. Eventually, if you shop there and they get to know you, they'll work something out if you do multiple purchases. I think they're from old hard stock and want you to earn their respect and those who appreciate their items. Its always a dance between seller and buyer, its the thrill of the sale.

[@Joshkayla8487]

@@D33Lux I frequent local pawnshops here quite often

[@treysmith6511]

What is the maker of the camp knife with the bone handles from the other video?

[@theknifedoctor]

Could you send a photo by email? I’m not sure which one. [e-mail]

[@treysmith6511]

@@theknifedoctor It was the stag camp knife with the fork that the guy bought in Alaska from the video of him sharpening the machete and putting the wood handles on it in COLUMBUS. HE had the Chevelle.

[@theknifedoctor]

@@treysmith6511 Oh ok…it’s a Mercury. Made in Italy I think.

[@MagoDelTaglio]

My passion is building knives and modifying blades that become the sharpest cutters in the world and I put them in my videos O====)=========>

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome!!

[@JasonWallen-m2u]

I would to see all ur knives

[@terrybranham4536]

Pawn shops will make money, they wont sell for less then they paid.

[@jtilleyracing]

Bargain shopping with no cash? I like your stuff but you gotta carry cash to them pawn shops I happen to own one of them and I promise it helps a ton man. Ever in NC come see me.

[@theknifedoctor]

Awesome!! Where are you located?? I’ll be going to NC this Summer.

[@kenlewis1374]

They’re called ball markers. 🙄

[@theknifedoctor]

Lol!!

[@antonellodepau815]

Bei coltelli💪😉

[@theknifedoctor]

Thank you for watching.