What's your latest Schrade? END DATE 8/12

orvet · Mar 27, 2009

DaveT63 said:
Dale,
Just got it from the post office about 20 minutes ago, and DAMN!!! Talk about impressed!!! You do some BEAUTIFUL work! Pics will be posted later tonight.

I'm glad you like them Dave.

DaveT63 · Mar 27, 2009

Here's a nice Ulster 50D I sent to Dale. It was missing one of the bolsters. He replaced it expertly, to the point of even matching the gaps by the other bolsters due to the celluloid handles shrinking.

rprocter · Mar 28, 2009

What a sweetie ! :

Five !! backsprings ! :

pretty neat eh ! roland

rprocter · Mar 28, 2009

here is a very nice Imperial. made about same time as 3rd Gens. i bet.

and an "Ulster" 58OT DE with shell handles. there is another pic of one of these somewhere in this forum. i'm sure it's from R.I. not N.Y. the Ulster tableware(?) knives were moved over there in 1958, so i bet some of the "Ulster" folders were made by Imperial as well.

roland

brady806 · Mar 28, 2009

no dout about the "imperial blood" in that 58. that camp knife is really neat, really like the large pen blade---having the box makes it a complete example too --great find----------brady

brady806 · Mar 28, 2009

:thumbup:nice ulster dave!!!!!!!1
:thumbup:

:thumbup:man does that dale have it

thawk · Mar 28, 2009

Nice hawkbill blade on that DE Roland.

freedumb06 · Mar 28, 2009

Roland

Is that the DE557 ?

I have a DE557, seven function multi purpose.........no picture and can't get to it right now.

Just wondering

Tom

waynorth · Mar 28, 2009

Nice vintage "vintage" repair on the Ulster with the deer head handle Dale! And I am always amazed by that shell handled DE stockman, Roland! Don't you have one also Dale?

I just picked up this Schrade Cut Jack, from a guy New England. It matches a bone Jack I posted a page or so back. Here's also a comparison between the two. I complained to the seller of the bone knife that it had been cleaned, and he refunded me a hefty 40% of the purchase price, which is about right!! Some guys are just righteous, and step up to the plate!!

orvet · Mar 28, 2009

waynorth said:
Nice vintage "vintage" repair on the Ulster with the deer head handle Dale! And I am always amazed by that shell handled DE stockman, Roland! Don't you have one also Dale?

Thank you Charlie, & yes I do have one.

Dale

lrv · Mar 28, 2009

Here are the DE's from 1987 and my copies

6.0stroker · Mar 28, 2009

Charlie you make me SICK w/ envy

especially with those SCC jacks!!!

PS: (among others!!!)

Those wood scaled DE's are slick lookers Too, Roland and Larry!!!!

Great job on the Bolster there Dale.

DaveT63 · Mar 29, 2009

Got this one in recently. Only problem is, I didn' realize until later that there should be an etch on the blade. Anyone know where to find a new blade? Still a nice knife though.

orvet · Mar 29, 2009

Dave,
I have 125 blades, but no 127 blade and no blade with the etch.
Good luck finding one with the etch. :thumbup:

Dale

rprocter · Mar 29, 2009

freedumb06, yep, as shown by Irv's post, box for my DE multiblade has: "DE-557" stamped on the end flap. excellent knife for what was the "bargain line" of Imperial Schrade offerings.
roland

Rusty1 · Mar 29, 2009

Nice Buffalo Bill 127 Dave, as you say even without the etch. I have one and all it say on the tang is Schrade Walden, made possibly before a pattern number was assigned. When I bought it the seller told me it was from the "Schrade Wall" Other knives from the "wall" he was selling also.

Russell

waynorth · Mar 30, 2009

Picked up some (6) Harness Jacks, 5 from one guy who was changing directions in his collecting (to Easy Openers!).
One or two don't fit the Schrade family criteria, but the rest do. From the top, a Napanoch with it's weird double-trough punch, then a KeenKutter possibly Utica-made.
Then an Ulster-made Wolfertz, and three variations on a Schrade Cut. Co.

I'd just like to ask if this jumping back and forth between older knives, and post 1946 knives is too awkward for you readers and oglers?? I can post elsewhere if it is; just let me know. . . . . .

6.0stroker · Mar 30, 2009

DO NOT quite posting here Charlie!!!!

brady806 · Mar 30, 2009

charlie!!!!!don't make me.................................really,keep on keeping on!!!!!!!!!!!!!-------------brady

navihawk · Mar 30, 2009

waynorth said:
Picked up some (6) Harness Jacks, 5 from one guy who was changing directions in his collecting (to Easy Openers!).
One or two don't fit the Schrade family criteria, but the rest do. From the top, a Napanoch with it's weird double-trough punch, then a KeenKutter possibly Utica-made.
Then an Ulster-made Wolfertz, and three variations on a Schrade Cut. Co.

I'd just like to ask if this jumping back and forth between older knives, and post 1946 knives is too awkward for you readers and oglers?? I can post elsewhere if it is; just let me know. . . . . .

You need to trade some of them off Waynorth