April 5, 2024
Case XX Knife Collectors Encyclopedia Jim Parker Knives
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Knife Collector's Encyclopedia by Jim Parker Issued in 2004 and no longer in print This book also has a section on Dealer Locations and Wholesale Knife contacts for those of you looking to start a business or need lower cost on inventory items, this book has several reputable Companies listed with addresses and telephone numbers. Save some time and agony looking for wholesale knife companies with this book. Trust me you will not be disappointed. The book you will recieve is in MINT Condition in the original Factory Plastic, unopened, and brand new! This is the 2004 book written and edited by Jim Parker. Jim enjoyed putting together the Knife Collecting Books. The first one he and Bruce Voyles did back around 1974 and he kept doing them up until his death November 17, 2004. This book is 8 1/2" x 11" and 400 pages, weighs 2.1 lbs. It covers everything from the history of knife collecting and lists locations of knife dealers, and the how to of any and all knife collecting. Very informative and also has information on Case XX Classics. This book covers many German trademarks and USA made knives; Puma Knives, W.R. Case & Sons, Boker, Bulldog Brand, Remington, Fightn Rooster, J.A. Henckels, Parker, Hugo Linder, Weidmannsheil, Remington, Rough Rider, Primble Knives, Kruisius Brothers, and much much more. This book listed for $39.95 when
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