Old Time Sheath Knives, I think I'm right on this

[Joseph Loveland]

I've been thinking of a sheath knife that I haven't seen in some time. I used ta have one and really enjoyed it, it was the Old Time Sheath knife. I hope I'm right on the name fr it wasn't tat big and ya could use it for gutting out a Deer, Bear, Hog, or Pig. It came in two flavors, a Drop Point and a Point that curved upwards. We used ta use them on the farm ta skin out the hogs after we killed the hog or pig, then we'd use the bogger knives ta cut up the mea
Does anyone know the knife that I'm referring too? If so, who carries it?
Any info will be greatly appreciated.

 

[Wild Bill 1896]

You may be thinking of the "Sharpfinger". It was upswept. There was another model of the same size with a drop point. Schrade made them. The new Schrade makes their new version. I do not know how they compare. At least one other company sells a knife which looks just like it.

 

[Bob W]

The original Old Timers are common on the aftermarket. The new one's just aren't the same, especially if you prefer the Old Timer carbon steel blade.

There's a website called http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us and they have a page with practically every Old Timer model photographed and listed side by side. Perhaps you can pick your past knife out of here: http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/newOT/index.htm