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Schrade Walden No. 820

C4Miles

C4Miles

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I recently picked up this No. 820 Schrade Walden NY knife on our favorite auction site. It is a 2 3/4" serpentine pattern 3-blade stockman with Propwood handles and a Hand-Milled back. I searched this forum and have not seen any mention of this model. From the research I did it looks like this knife was made between 1953 to 1955/56. I am including some photos and a copy of the 1954 flyer from the Collectors of Schrades site. Cleaned it up a bit with mineral oil, it's a nice little knife!
 

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Lots of info and posts on the 800 series and some great pics that are still up. Go thru Member thawk's posts.

Gotta love that jimping. Wait till you find out who and how it was done for quite some time. Do some digging you'll find it.
 
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