One for the road: Let's see-em!

[glennbad]

Alright fellow schrade-a-holics. I took some more pics last night of some of my new "children". Some of these haven't been cleaned or stabilized yet, so they may not look that sharp.

The odd shaped one I guess is a bud knife or something. It is somewhat small, under 3", with some type of synthetic handle material. It is a walden, with nice blade patina, and outstanding blade snap. I just thought it was a cool looking piece.

The other one I thought was cool also, cause you usually see this pattern in a 3-blade. But this is indeed a 2-blade. Post walden-era, very unused. Nice piece as well, so I had to have it

Glenn

 

[glennbad]

Okay, here are a couple more. One is a Lobster pattern, right? Why do they call it a lobster pattern anyway? Oh well, the other is just a gents knife. I think one is walden and the other is a schrade cut co.

Glenn

 

[glennbad]

Alright, the next 2 pics....

Here is a peach seed jigged bone handle walden 3-blade. A hefty knife at just under 4". Unfortunately, one chip-out on the handle under the middle pin (gee, that never happens with schrade knives, huh?)

The other is a 3-blade walden in okay shape. It looks like it has the wood handles. I don't think they're fake, but I could be wrong. (and probably am)

 

[glennbad]

Okay, here's the last one for now. These are a couple of ulster old timers that haven't gone through the "treatment" yet. I'm sure some of you guys have nicer specimens out there. Just thought I'd share a bit.

 

[lrv]

Glenn,
Nice job! You gotta bring these kids out to play more often.
Thanks for sharing.
Larry

 

[steve1701d]

Those are nice, Glen!!

Reminds me, I saw a few older Schrades at a local antique store for real cheap, wonder if they're still there?