Elusive Schrades

[waynorth]

Schrade experts!! Please help me with this one!! Marked with pattern number 761, my tendency is to call it a two-bladed Slim Stockman!! It is 4" long with a single backspring!!
What did Schrade call it???

 

[mbkr]

Schrade experts!! Please help me with this one!! Marked with pattern number 761, my tendency is to call it a two-bladed Slim Stockman!! It is 4" long with a single backspring!!
What did Schrade call it???View attachment 1668296

It looks like a combination of muskrat and trapper. Muskrapper? Traskrat?

Sorry

From the AAPK site:
"Those 761s were from the early/mid fifties and are slimmed down 861s with the sheepfoot and one of the springs deleted."

What Schrade RARE knife do you have - Page 20 - All About Pocket Knives

Speaking of 761s, here is an oddball. A 761 (or any other 3 9 16

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[black mamba]

Charlie, I wouldn't be surprised if Schrade just called it a Premium Jack, but I call it "elegant."

 

[tongueriver]

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[waynorth]

Shown in 1953-1956 catalogs.View attachment 1668821

What a guess, huh!! Slim Premium Stock(man)!!!
Thanks Cal!!

Charlie, I wouldn't be surprised if Schrade just called it a Premium Jack, but I call it "elegant."

It is elegant, Jeff!! Thanks!! Slim but sturdy!!

 

[bladecollectorr]

Schrade experts!! Please help me with this one!! Marked with pattern number 761, my tendency is to call it a two-bladed Slim Stockman!! It is 4" long with a single backspring!!
What did Schrade call it???

What's the etch on this knife say, Charlie? I see "Made..."??? Can you make out the rest? Have you seen others like it?

 

[tongueriver]

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[waynorth]

What's the etch on this knife say, Charlie? I see "Made..."??? Can you make out the rest? Have you seen others like it?

The etch may have been a variation of this one?
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If you took the HAND MADE from Cal's knife above, enlarged and centered it behind the pull, that would be it!! I've seen other 761s, but not a lot of them!

Nice knife, Cal!!

 

[bladecollectorr]

If you took the HAND MADE from Cal's knife above, enlarged and centered it behind the pull, that would be it!! I've seen other 761s, but not a lot of them!

Nice knife, Cal!!

Thanks Cal! Thanks Charlie! Mystery solved.

 

[Âchillepattada]

With the help of a very good friend

I love these toys... sorry knives
I will try to find all the variations I can

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[Âchillepattada]

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[Jolipapa]

What a guess, huh!! Slim Premium Stock(man)!!!
Thanks Cal!!

Charlie. Time to speak now!
It is said they sold by dozen. OK?


Now the question is : where-are-the-remaining-eleven...?

 

[waynorth]

With the help of a very good friend

I love these toys... sorry knives
I will try to find all the variations I can

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Nice collection J-M!! Is there a pattern number on the bottom (largest) toy . . .errr knife?

 

[waynorth]

Charlie. Time to speak now!
It is said they sold by dozen. OK?

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Now the question is : where-are-the-remaining-eleven...?

Oops! You lost me Alain!??

 

[Âchillepattada]

Nice collection J-M!! Is there a pattern number on the bottom (largest) toy . . .errr knife?

Hello Charlie,

It's an 8OT . It's a big knife for me but a must have

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[Jolipapa]

Oops! You lost me Alain!??

Just a silly joke : they sold by dozen, you show one... so I wondered where could be the remaining knives of the bunch!
Amazingly, the dozen (une grosse) is also the norm in Thiers for wholesalers (grossistes).

 

[ed_is_dead]

Was hoping you Schrade fans might be able to clue me in better on this fella.








Can I ask what date range was the 881 produced until and where would you place it. Also, its hard to peg what the scales are, seems bone. Appreciate your knowledge guys thanks.
Btw I prefer it to my 80T, or I will do once it frees up a little.
Ps:can see no pivot pin on them so Swindon key then? How tough is this construction method over conventional (or not)?

 

[Augie]

Added another sheepsfoot jack to the collection, a nice early Schrade Walden, no pattern number, looks to have had little use and may have factory edges.

 

[JohnDF]

Great score... I keep hunting for a good sheepsfoot jack with shield and end caps... they are elusive.