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two bladed folder with one blade serrated.

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manassas dragon

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i find that i use the serrated blade on my multi tool for cutting weeds in the yard,rope,strapping etc.i also carry buck vantage pro that i save
the edge for bragging purposes(crazy,huh!) anyway i would like to get a folder with a blade on either end-one being serrated. b/l app 3" or <.
any suggestions? any quality steel will do.
 
Interessting question... I saw some pics of a member Camillus made stockman some time ago, that had a serrated sheepfootblade. But it seems nothing in your size range...

Kind regards
Andi
 
Serrated knives are pretty rare in the traditional realm, I recall seeing an old timer with one but it was something of a collectors piece, nor was it a penknife style, but good luck with your search
 
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As mentioned, Schrade and Camillus have produced a few versions of multi-bladed folders with at least one serrated blade. In particular, I recall Camillus going on somewhat of a serrated blade 'binge', maybe back in the '90s or so. They produced a line called 'Yello-Jaket', with yellow synthetic handles, and I seem to recall many of those featured serrated blades (stockman w/serrated sheepsfoot, and maybe a muskrat pattern with a serrated blade; maybe others as well). Both companies are gone now (except in name only, for importers producing knives under these brands), but a lot of the older US-made knives are still out there, on the secondary market. Here's a pic of a Camillus 'Yello-Jaket' Congress pattern with a serrated sheepsfoot, found in a thread here on BF:

( pic linked from this thread -->: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/903238-The-Venerable-Congress )
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Case has occasionally produced limited runs of standard patterns, but featuring serrated blades. Often the sheepsfoot on stockman patterns, and the 6265 pattern folding hunter was also produced with a serrated secondary (skinner) blade. I have a more recent '65 pattern FH in orange G10, which features a combo edge grind on the primary (clip) blade.
 
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Schrade 89OT, but it is a Stockman pattern. I found mine on the big auction site.

Closed is about 3 7/8"
Main blade cutting edge 2 11/16"
Serrated blade cutting edge is 2 1/4"
Spey blade cutting edge 1 3/4"

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Schrade LTD. It's a touch longer than 3 3/4". Blades are un used, but has a cracked scale and a missing bolster. Been meaning to get it repaired.

I see pre2004 Schrades on the bay every now and again w/ a serrated secondary blade.

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An alternative that has elements of traditional and modern styling is the Byrd Wings Slipit. It features two slipjoint blades, one plain, the other serrated, good steel, stainless bolsters, G-10 scales, and a removable pocket clip. Quite a nice knife.
 
I've just seen a couple of interesting muskrats on that auction site

Here's a Case "Rosewood Special Muskrat":

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Here's a Parker Cutlery (Japan) Muskrat:

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I recall some company that offered a Opinel-like dual blade folder. I think the handle was plastic, with a plain/serrated setup, blades on opposite ends of the handle, each with a ring lock. Can't for the life of me remember a name, though.
 
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