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

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It's been a while, so here are several.
LB5 with birdseye maple handles and a polished blade
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An Ulster 13C. I've seen it called both a horsepick and a castrating knife. So which is it?
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Schrade Walden Adolphus Busch knife
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3rd Gen set with the original case
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Wow Dave, yer gettin fancy ! does your AB knife have the picture ?
and on the Ulster, it's a castrating blade (nutter). horsepick does not have a sharpened edge.
roland
 
I got a whole pamplet on how the "nutter" is supposed to be used around here somewhere.. I did have to hide it and the knife from the wife though, so it might be difficult to locate.:D

Great knives there Dave. I like em all.
 
Wow Dave!
I see why there have not been many people posting new Schrades.........you got them all! :D:D:D

Nice haul!

Dale
 
Nice bunch, Dave!
THAT's how to collect 3rd Gens!:thumbup:
 
Thanks for the comments!

Roland, the Busch knife does have the picture. It's pretty cool!

Thanks for the info on the "nutter". And Larry, please DO NOT EVER post that pamphlet anywhere my significant other might ever see it!

As for the 3rd Gen set, I wanted a complete set because I want to send a second set off to have stag handles put on. Finding a pretty good deal on a buy-it-now for the set saved me from trying to piece another set together.
 
I was never that keen on the 3rd generation knives, until I saw a very good buy it now for a C641 with sheath. Then I found another good buy for a 628. Now I have to get the rest! Collecting Heh! It doesn't stop.

They do look nice in the box though Dave! well done on the purchase.

The AB knife usually go for a good Buck, Don't they?

Russell
 
Rusty1 said:
I was never that keen on the 3rd generation knives, until I saw a very good buy it now for a C641 with sheath. Then I found another good buy for a 628. Now I have to get the rest! Collecting Heh! It doesn't stop.

They do look nice in the box though Dave! well done on the purchase.

The AB knife usually go for a good Buck, Don't they?

Russell
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Russell,
I looked for a 628 for over a year and paid more than I should have to complete my first set, but I had to have them! As for the AB, yeah, they usually go high, but I snagged this one quick off a buy-it-now for $24.95.
 
Wow Dave that's a heck of a deal on the AB, especially with the pouch, good keen eye there!

Russell
 
a couple of late---------brady
 

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well, yep, i'm bending the 'rules' here, but i'm sure my Schrade brothers are going to want to see this beautiful 'sister': Camillus Sword Brand #1014; 12 1/4" Hunter. Magnificent ! shown next to a 'puny' 15OT.

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for $30, everybody but me, resisted. amazing !
roland
 
Craftsman 95235: 4" Stockman with v. nice checkered wood handles (upper one in pic). Schrade, right ??
and to 'round out' this picture: Camillus 884 (to complete my series 882-886)

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roland
 
Roland - Nice knives. Love that Sword Brand. I would guess those two wood handled stockmen are both from the same manufacturer. I like the checkered handle.
 
I like the checkered one also. Likely done aftermarket, Roland??
 
Charlie, only part of the backside scale is checkered, but if aftermarket, it is professionally done. somewhere here Codger has a list of the Craftsman #s known to be Schrade, but i cannot find it at present. i'd like to know if this #95235 is a Schrade (or Camillus as Hal suggests).
roland
 
Here is an old post from LT that has a partial list of Craftsman numbers:

lt632ret said:
Schrade not only made knives for Sears but many other large chains here are some pics of some JC Pennys. I am having trouble locating some sears pics however if I had known I just took a floor model apart and redid it for another display so all the markings are off it. Sorry. If I find pics I will post. Now in reference to Sears and Craftman. Here is a small hint. 21627-166, 21624-165,21621-141SR,21631-25OT,21628-166P,21635-15OT,21636-148STC,21637-706,21638-208,21639-108L,21641-141BH,21642-H15,21602-48X,21656-125L,21649-138GSB,21648-148S,21658-147S,21651,141BH,21672-H15,21686-171, 21662-222F. 9507-180, 9540-10OT,9541-50,9560-29,9549-114,9470-98,9472-55,9473-89,9556-718RB,9558-946 RB, 9545-108OT,9546-34OT,9547-8OT,9554-804,9553-855RB,9552-825RB,9561-TL29 saw. Of course this was as of 1970 I would have to look further to see the inevitable changes but this should give you a leg up. Pennys had there code as well. It is around here in fact I would not be surprised if Jimmy Hoffa is here somewhere. Good Hunting LT
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The rest of the thread is here:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=204678&highlight=Sears+Craftman
 
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