"Old Knives"

Paul, I watched an 895 at auction recently and the seller had it listed as 3 3/8". Must have been a typo, thanks for clarifying :thumbsup:
 
TheChunk91 said:
Examples of all sizes of schrade’s old stockman frames.

From left to right you have 4 5/16”, 4” square, 4” round, 4” slim, 3 1/2” round, 3 9/16” slim, 3 5/16” square, and the tiny 2 3/4” round.

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Great rundown on the sizes, Paul!! Nice examples also!!
 
Campbellclanman said:
C Cryrow - you should really private message people if you want to approach them about their knives being for sale - not out in the public forum. Hey.. we all have done this at some time stating to a person- " hey if you ever sell that Knife" etc - but as said, doing that in a form of private message is accepted more so :):thumbsup:
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Hi so sorry I’m new to this I hope this is a private msg iv sent you aswell I’m interested in your flat cap knifes would you consider selling me eny xxxx
 
Paul, a virtual cornucopia of Schrade sepentines and different jigged bone handle colors👍 Love them!!

Here are a couple of Robeson PocketEze double bomb shield folders. I don’t know if this harder to find shield
pattern is earlier or later in production? Anyone know? Also unusual is the color of the jigged bone handles—sort of a “chocolately”
brown. The top premium stockman has handle jigging that is sort of irregular and looks like they couldn’t quite decide what
pattern of jigging they were after. The stockman is 3 7/8 inches and the Jack is 3 & 5/8 inches.

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Cryrow said:
Hi so sorry I’m new to this I hope this is a private msg iv sent you aswell I’m interested in your flat cap knifes would you consider selling me eny xxxx
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Hi there Cryrow - no apologies needed for me my friend, I think you may have to be a paying member to be able to Message people, and no that wasn't a private message :)

Lloyd matey- two gorgeous examples once again, you are right you just don't see that Shield shape as often do you, I think the Bone Colouring is quite magnificent on the Both of those knives my friend.
Absolutely Love that Premium Stock and its Blade etch! that Jack isn't any slouch either:eek:
 
TheChunk91 said:
Examples of all sizes of schrade’s old stockman frames.

From left to right you have 4 5/16”, 4” square, 4” round, 4” slim, 3 1/2” round, 3 9/16” slim, 3 5/16” square, and the tiny 2 3/4” round.

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Thanks for this impressive image. Do you know which of them were eventually produced as Old Timers? As Uncle Henrys? Thank you!
 
buckthorn said:
Thanks for this impressive image. Do you know which of them were eventually produced as Old Timers? As Uncle Henrys? Thank you!
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Yes. All of those frames went on to be old timers and uncle henry’s except the 4 5/16”, the 4” round and 3 1/2” round. There were no 4” slim frame uncle henrys but there was one old timer.
 
TheChunk91 said:
It must have been. Schrade had a 3 3/8” frame but it was equal end, used for cattle knives and various jacks.

Thanks Charlie.
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Thanks Paul, appreciate you sharing your knowledge of Schrade knives :thumbsup:
Luger1952 said:
Paul, a virtual cornucopia of Schrade sepentines and different jigged bone handle colors👍 Love them!!

Here are a couple of Robeson PocketEze double bomb shield folders. I don’t know if this harder to find shield
pattern is earlier or later in production? Anyone know? Also unusual is the color of the jigged bone handles—sort of a “chocolately”
brown. The top premium stockman has handle jigging that is sort of irregular and looks like they couldn’t quite decide what
pattern of jigging they were after. The stockman is 3 7/8 inches and the Jack is 3 & 5/8 inches.

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Lloyd, love everything about these, those shields are beautiful !
 
A 4 1/4 Schrade Moose that came in the mail yesterday (after being lost for a day in someone else's mailbox.)
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