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Swinden Key Question

afishhunter

afishhunter

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Question concerning the Swinden Key:

What (if any) Old Timer knives had it?

Did any of the Ulster knives have it?
(My Ulster Number 10 Barlow, and Ulster "Official" BSA Scout knife don't have it.)
 
I don't know about the Ulsters. Schrade started using Swinden construction about the same time as Delrin, 1960-1962ish. None of the lockbacks have it. The large and small 'hunters' (123OT, 125Ot, 225OT, 25OT) have the blades pinned and the cap end Swinden. As far as I know, all other Schrade folders were Swinden fore and aft. The exception would be a few Schrades which were farmed out to Camillus and maybe Imperial. If Eric shows up he will have more exact information.
 
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