Schrade 89OT

1fartsmella said:
I never knew the Genuine bone 80T was only made for the first year of production-1959. Here's mine......
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Here's when the 80T came out 1961, with the other original Schrade Walden Old Timer:
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Occasionally, one still surfaces in the original hinged woodgrain box, just not by me yet. :)
 
cj65 said:

Embrace the carbon, I like that.[/QUOTE]

Same here. That phrase exudes confidence, superiority, and an air of inevitability too.:cool:

My Schrade 34OT, arguably the first traditional slipjoint I received, still gets regular pocket time. :thumbup:
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Very cool advertising sheet. That 20T looks like an interesting knife. I've seen a Schrade Cut Co. with SCHRADE stamped in the bottom bolster, but never a Schrade Walden with OLD TIMER on the bolster. Very interesting.
 
Now I'm wondering.....what is the significance of the Old Timer logo? Somewhere I have an old KA-BAR trapper etched OLD TIMER'S TRAPPER KNIFE. It's pre WW2 vintage. Could this "Old Timer" Marketing logo have been sold to Schrade by KA-BAR after the war?
 
Some of my Buck knives cousins were visiting from back east recently. I got this family photograph, they were only just visiting. After a spell of RandR they felt renewed and resharpened and will returning back home. The one especially appreciated the mineral oil spa, followed by the mustard skin patina treatment. 300
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1fartsmella said:
Very cool advertising sheet. That 20T looks like an interesting knife. I've seen a Schrade Cut Co. with SCHRADE stamped in the bottom bolster, but never a Schrade Walden with OLD TIMER on the bolster. Very interesting.
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I lucked out on this one at a gun show last year.
 
Schrade has also made some nice stainless blades. Here's one made by Schrade with the New York Knife Co. brand:

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