A few end of days knives.

[thawk]

This one is a new pattern.

44OT Clip-Pen combo on a 33OT Frame

Non matching handles, darker on back

Single back spring

Nice fit.

All in all a slim, atractive, and very pocket friendly Old Timer. Never used, and I wonder where the heck it was made. I'll probably carry it every once in a while.

 

[waynorth]

Nice practical knife, Hal. I like single spring 2-blades. Can you compare it to a 33OT, and 44OT for us? Are the 33 and 44 frames the same?
I have a friend with a 5-blade 858OT, and I've asked him for pictures. Will post as soon as they arrive.

 

[ozzie18]

Nice find Hal!
Looks like a 104OT on steroids.

 

[Rusty1]

thawk, chances of finding another one of those 44OT pens is slim to none, nice find!

This knife started out as a 272 open stock knife which should of had the addition of a pen blade in front of the main blade, the groove is still evident for access to the clip blade when fitted.

I would think this would of been made before the so called "end of days" knives although more likely to be a Friday afternoon knife.

Russell

 

[thawk]

I like your 77UH seconds. :thumbup:

The 77UH was never listed in the Schrade Catalogs.
There were some made for Ducks Unltd, but I have only seen two with out a DU blade etch, (not counting your 2 seconds, of course).
Larry has one on his web site & I have one I bought off eBay.
Mine is the only one I have seen with the Uncle Henry shield.
Larry's doesn't show a shield.






Is the 77UH end-of-days ? I don't know. I thought they were produced around 1999 or 2000, but don't know for sure. Do any of you know?
Maybe there were parts left over that got assembled at the end-of-days.

Perhaps my all time favorite end-of-days knife is the single blade 97OT with the the Staglon UH handles and the Old Timer blade. Nice, slim & easy to carry but big enough to get my hands on!
I thought I had a pic, but no. I guess I will have to dig one out.

Dale

Make it two Dale. Found a BIN / Make an offer tonight so I did!