My Old Timer model 80T does not match the case style of the ones I have looked at for sale. The maker's mark says Schrade NYC Model 80T, but the case is not curved, it is very straight and a three-blade. It looks old and has been used for everything from a can opener to a hammer. Still not in bad shape. My question is, how old is this knife and is it worth a darn?
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My Old Timer model 80T does not match the case style of the ones I have looked at for sale. The maker's mark says Schrade NYC Model 80T, but the case is not curved, it is very straight and a three-blade. It looks old and has been used for everything from a can opener to a hammer. Still not in bad shape. My question is, how old is this knife and is it worth a darn?
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You might want to ask this question on our Bernard Levine or Schrade forums. Schrade recently went out of business, which might seem to make a Schrade knife more collectible, but your model was produced by the thousands and thousands over the years. It's probably as collectible as a wooden pencil, pure utility, scarcely even sentimental value.
You might want to ask this question on our Bernard Levine or Schrade forums. Schrade recently went out of business, which might seem to make a Schrade knife more collectible, but your model was produced by the thousands and thousands over the years. It's probably as collectible as a wooden pencil, pure utility, scarcely even sentimental value.