A good website for referencing the history of these knives, I recommend this link:

https://zbknivesstore.com/blogs/news/rambo-knife-price

What "Rambo Knife Price" Actually Means and Why It Varies So Much
Rambo knife price refers to the retail cost of officially licensed reproductions of the survival knives featured across the five Rambo films (1982–2019). These are not generic survival knives with a Rambo sticker the legitimate ones are manufactured under active Lionsgate film licenses and designed to match specific on-screen props down to blade geometry, tooth count, and handle construction.

The price range is wide because three distinct tiers exist, and most sites never tell you which tier they're selling.

The single biggest pricing driver isn't the model (First Blood vs. Last Blood) it's whether the knife is a standard replica, a Masterpiece Edition, or a Stallone Signature piece. Collectors who've bought across tiers consistently report the jump from standard to Masterpiece is visible the moment you hold both.

Tier 2 Masterpiece Collection ($210–$285)

First Blood Part II Masterpiece Film-accurate display ~$239 Harder to find in stock

The Rambo II survival knife I have for sale has the 14 teeth, as determined to a truly authentic version of the knife used in the Rambo II movie. It comes with the original leather sheath and all of the accessories inside the knife's handle. The blade is in perfect, original condition and has never been used for any outdoor or rugged purposes. See the accompanying photographs.

Brand new knives of this make and model cost at least $239 or more, depending on where you can order them.

I will sell mine for $125 dollars, cash only. Must have a valid Virginia driver's license to confirm you are not a minor. Here is the current laws in Virginia:

In Virginia, the key age-related law for selling knives to minors is:

Va. Code § 18.2-309 (Furnishing certain weapons to minors; penalty): It’s a crime to sell/barter/give/furnish (or cause it) to a minor—when the seller has good cause to believe the buyer is a minor—certain knives, specifically:
a dirk
a switchblade knife
a bowie knife

Violating this is a Class 1 misdemeanor. Virginia