Campbellclanman
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Cal, keep 'em coming my friend, each and every Knife is a pleasure to view!
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Camillus and Schrade of Old Given Short Shrift Now-A-Days
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black mamba
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This #148 with Wonda Wood handles is from the mid 1950s.
Campbellclanman
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Sweet Blade Jeff! Awesome Knife!
tongueriver
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I have always liked Schrade's version of stabilized wood. Here is another 148 that some rascal has boogered up the cutting edge. 
Campbellclanman
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What a Wonda full grouping of hard - to-gets!
I remember cutting a lot of extremely coarse rope, it was tough- the serrated edge definitely worked a lot quicker than the "plain"edged knives.
I remember cutting a lot of extremely coarse rope, it was tough- the serrated edge definitely worked a lot quicker than the "plain"edged knives.
afishhunter
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Thankee for the info ... I mean warning.
As you may recall I am not ... "fond" of serrated edges.
black mamba
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I have a #147 with Wonda Edge.
And not a Schrade/Camillus/Ulster but a Robeson from about 1960 with their "Fluted Edge."
And not a Schrade/Camillus/Ulster but a Robeson from about 1960 with their "Fluted Edge."
tongueriver
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All very collectible and in regards to cordage, very useful. I once had a BUCK 317 folding hunter with a Schrade serrated secondary. Rare as hens' teeth. I let it go. Darn.
tongueriver
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140WW WE
tongueriver
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I love it, too. Is this your guy?
waynorth
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Nice old Schrade Cut!!!
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Good Health and Prosperity to all you Good Folks into the New Year and Far Beyond! 
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tongueriver
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Here is an old Cammy in Sunday dress.
Campbellclanman
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Aahhh! Didn't they make such a nice Cattle knife eh Steve! 
Campbellclanman
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Nice Stockman Cal, is there a Pivot pin in that gorgeous Knife- Schrade contract made for Camillus?
Rufus1949
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Very nice Steve.
Duncan, setting the example again.
Congrats to both of you.