Well i I was board today so I go to local flea market. walk around some looking for schrades and bucks. I see afew prospects.I hit the indoor section for ahead call and a some breakfast.I walk by the numchuck nija sword c%$p shop and in the case with the throwing stars and spiked knuckeled chepo knives Isee a brown box with gold letters. I stop so fast the woman behind me almost runs me down.the end tag reads 154ot drop point sharpfinger price39.95 ,It was mint in box plastic blade protector and all.Now I cant pay asking price at flea markets so I make low offer 25.00 man says sold. it wasa good day.......Happay new year to all....bigfish
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Last produced in '88, they are becoming more uncommon every day. They were only produced for 13 years or so before being replaced by the 158OT Guthook Skinner. The last MSRP was $22.95, but that was about sixteen years ago. Nevermind the fact that Imperial Schrade is not around today, if they were, it would retail for about $40. Clemente pegged the value range mint NIB at between $55-80, and that was in 2003, before Schrade closed. I've seen them sell recently on eBay for a bit less than $50, but there were almost always fewer of the fixed patterns made than the folders. Now it needs a UH companion, the 154UH! Or a 154G, the Skoal limited edition with green delrin and brass shield?
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I have the Skoal version of this one and they dont have the model # on them they just say Schrade Skoal usa and they do have very nice roped shields on the skoal versions dont they? I also have the Uncle henry version which i got new from a local junk store for $16.00 about 10 or 12 years ago.
