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I just noticed that this forum has one of the lowest number of postings. So naturally that arouses my curiosity.
Schrade is one of the oldest knife names around, and it is certainly one of the most reliable and charming of knives. I don't know if one can actually call a knife "charming". But I have always thought of the name Schrade as a company and as a brand name that has been around for ages.
What's the most famous and most Schrade blade thus far? I apologise for not keeping abreast with developments in Schrade. I am interested to know more about this name that sort of smells of old pine trees and everything nice.
I must be getting sentimental in my more mature years.
So any good tales to tell from the Schrade collectors?
Schrade is one of the oldest knife names around, and it is certainly one of the most reliable and charming of knives. I don't know if one can actually call a knife "charming". But I have always thought of the name Schrade as a company and as a brand name that has been around for ages.
What's the most famous and most Schrade blade thus far? I apologise for not keeping abreast with developments in Schrade. I am interested to know more about this name that sort of smells of old pine trees and everything nice.
I must be getting sentimental in my more mature years.
So any good tales to tell from the Schrade collectors?