Need some help (Fowler Strikers) and other stuff

[Sir-diealot]

I am trying to help a member find the value of some stuff he wants to sell. I am pretty sure 3 of these are Harold Fowler strikers Katalox, Babinga and Purple. (Purple Heart maybe?) but I am still learning. I know there are several Stuckey Strikers there, Ipe, I think it reads Macassar, Rosewood, Cocobolo, and Kingwood. I do not know the maker or kinds of the other strikers, if you could help with those it would also be nice.

I know one of the pots is a Woodhaven Vision, another a Cody The Woodsman I think slate but could be crystal? I can't quite make it out in the picture. A White Liar by Knight & Hale and looking at it I think the other may be a Sinclair but I do not know that for sure, looks to be brass or copper to me.

He has some pot call covers as well he would like to sell.

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[KYFrid]

the strikers are definately fowlers and stuckey's. not sure about the ones on the left though.  purpleheart on the fowler.

that surface looks like a corian or ceramic surface to me. the strikers and the cody look like where he would get the most money from.



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[Sir-diealot]

the strikers are definately fowlers and stuckey's. not sure about the ones on the left though.  purpleheart on the fowler.

that surface looks like a corian or ceramic surface to me. the strikers and the cody look like where he would get the most money from.



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This was my thought as well. Any idea on their value? I don't want to see him get to little.

[JLH]

2 on left are Sinclair gaboon ebony

[Sir-diealot]

2 on left are Sinclair gaboon ebony

Thank you Jeff

[davisd9]

the strikers are definately fowlers and stuckey's. not sure about the ones on the left though.  purpleheart on the fowler.

that surface looks like a corian or ceramic surface to me. the strikers and the cody look like where he would get the most money from.



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This was my thought as well. Any idea on their value? I don't want to see him get to little.

The Fowler's will most likely range about $40 each.

[Sir-diealot]

the strikers are definately fowlers and stuckey's. not sure about the ones on the left though.  purpleheart on the fowler.

that surface looks like a corian or ceramic surface to me. the strikers and the cody look like where he would get the most money from.



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This was my thought as well. Any idea on their value? I don't want to see him get to little.

The Fowler's will most likely range about $40 each.

Thank you, I figured between there and 65 but I still have a lot to learn.

[skimerhorn]

Never seen a camo cody before

[fishr64]

I would say the 2 strikers on the left are John Sinclair's and I think those all black ones were Gaboon Ebony. He doesn't have any on his site now.

I would be interested in the Cody slate if he's looking to sell. It came with a matching Camo dipped striker with a carbon tip.

[Sir-diealot]

Never seen a camo cody before

Here is at least one. https://www.facebook.com/CodyTurkeyCalls/photos/a.265914520206964/1273386719459734/?type=1&theater

[Ranger]

Greg Massey can give you some accurate, inflated profiteer numbers, he's made some good money on strikers since Mr Harold has been dead.

[Sir-diealot]

Greg Massey can give you some accurate, inflated profiteer numbers, he's made some good money on strikers since Mr Harold has been dead.

Not here he has not, I know others have sold them for quite a bit. Greg would be more likely to buy them then sell them, he really likes his Fowler Strikers.

[davisd9]

The PH was $15 and the other two were $20 from Mr. Fowler.  Derek Fowler still has a few of the Bubingas Mr. Harold made in his inventory.  The others are gone.  Ebay has put them at about double the value of Mr. Harold's asking price, usually it is the best way to see market value when averaging the prices out.