vintage tool - long file and edit; 1960s champion

[Cleanser]

does the long file + back spring have value in and of itself or only if its a part of the original knife?

http://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php?page=Nail+File-Long


hmmm.. also value of a 1960s champion?

full triangular awl, cork screw with ridges and 5 turns, +Pat can opener, cap opener with inner blade, fish scaler with no ruler, long file, large blade and small, scissors, metal file, saw

[ironraven]

to some degree, on it's own, maybe, if the rest of the knife is busted. But most of them broke off or bent over the years, I would not suggest parting this knife.

Particularly if you just got it last week in from eBay in an auction with Classic.  I hope someone here outbid me on that.

[Cleanser]

to some degree, on it's own, maybe, if the rest of the knife is busted. But most of them broke off or bent over the years, I would not suggest parting this knife.

Particularly if you just got it last week in from eBay in an auction with Classic.  I hope someone here outbid me on that.

Hi, I'm not sure what you mean.
the long file is not bent and not attached to any knife.
the 1960s champion was a separate question; it is not from ebay

[ironraven]

LOL- sorry, there was a Champion with the long file that was up for bid about a week ago, and I got sniped on it.

If all you have is the parts, I'm sure you'd find a buyer.

[Cleanser]

its a complete knife with broken scales, I was just trying to describe what the knife looked like

what did the one on ebay sell for?

thanks

[ironraven]

A hair under $28. I figure the Classic was a freebie, it was plain red. But someone like Felinevet would be able to give you a better idea of what it was worth- I was feeling poor when I put in my $26 bid (car insurance payments will do that to you), so there was at least two more bidders. Square phillips, clipped small blade eyeless awl- someone got a heck of a deal, I'm pretty sure it is worth just a bit more than that.