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

[DaveT63]

All beautiful knives, but that old coke bottle took my breath away!:thumbup:

 

[Beaver]

You guys are amazing with your depth of knowledge and collections. Man o man....
J

 

[brady806]

:thumbup:really nice pieces tennknifeman!!!great hammers!
love that cut co checkerboard:thumbup:-----------------brady

 

[rprocter]

Bruce, are those knives for auction ? if so, is it agaisn't forum rules to provide us droolers with a link ?
roland

 

[brady806]

cant help but love the big ones-------------brady

 

[DaveT63]

I'm with ya, Brady! Nice LB8 there, especially with the serial number on it. While my favorite Schrade far and away is the LB3, the LB7 and LB8 are number 2 on my list! My first Schrade was an lb7 I bought in 1982 while on leave after Marine Corps boot camp. I don't have that one any more, but I do still have the one that I got as a replacement when I lost that one.

 

[waynorth]

Pammy that petite postal person provided this practically pristine pocketknife today. A Schrade cousin, it came from Camillus most certainly. The etch is partly obliterated, but says "Sta-Sharp (over) four blade cattle (all followed by) (hard to read) 325". I am not sure of the numbers; there may be a number before or after the 325.

 

[Sauconian]

Pammy that petite postal person provided this practically pristine pocketknife today.

Repeat three times quickly, and call me in the morning.

Fran

 

[DaveT63]

Picked these up.
Ulster Chrysler Master Technician set, like new, except for some wear around the inside edges of the case.

A little Imperial swell center with cracked ice handles.

An old Schrade Walden.

 

[rprocter]

check out this BRL thread for an interesting Schrade Cut.Co. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=6706466#post6706466
roland

 

[rprocter]

Schrade Cut.Co. could be a fun user.

roland

 

[waynorth]

Pammy that petite postal person provided this practically pristine pocketknife today.

Repeat three times quickly, and call me in the morning.

Fran

I can't call you Fran! My tongue is twisted!!

 

[waynorth]

Dave, that sheepfoot swayback looks real good! Is that ebony or plastic? Nice bunch!!
Roland, did the P.O. put on a special truck just for your deliveries??

 

[DaveT63]

Dave, that sheepfoot swayback looks real good! Is that ebony or plastic? Nice bunch!!
Roland, did the P.O. put on a special truck just for your deliveries??

Charlie,
It's plastic on the handles. Someone has scratched "W. Perry" into the back handle. Kind of gives it a little extra character.

 

[DaveT63]

SCC 898

 

[orvet]

Dave,
Does that SCC898 have pins visible through the bolsters?
I have heard from Tom Williams that Camillus used the SCC stamp on some knives they made for Schrade.

Dale

 

[brady806]

:thumbup:neat stuff guys:thumbup:
dave, really nice swell center and blade selector kit--heres the po' boy version of the kit --imperial prov usa
charlie, really NICE "spiral"--like it alot!
roland, that bone user would be a pleasure to carry--nice!
dale, im with ya.
-----------------------brady

 

[orvet]

Nice stuff guys!
My son & I went to a flea market last Saturday. He picked up a 897UH mint in the clampack and made money when he sold it to the old man!


I did get an old Walden Jack in the mail this week. I like these old ebony bare head jacks!

Dale

 

[brady806]

gotta love-em dale...........................(oh yea, kids too!!!!!!!!)
------brady

 

[orvet]

Hey guys, what is going on?
No one has posted a new knife to this thread in 4 days!!???

Well, I had to share this one.
While not directly a Schrade, at least it sprang from the same soil.
This is the first one of these I have held in my hand, so I assume they must be a little hard to get.

It is an Electric/Cut. Co./Walden, N.Y.
It has had the bone on the back side repaired. I must say who ever did it, did a good job.

Dale