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What's your latest Schrade? END DATE 8/12
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Dayum Charlie is at it AGAIN!!!!!
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Yes indeedy!
That is the same pattern as the one I repaired for you.
Nice one Charlie! :thumbup:
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The only reason I go after those knives, is so I'll have something to entertain you guys with! The show must go on!!
Seriously, thanks for the kind words. Now we gotta find a dark bone version for Fran, who kindly stepped away for me to go after this one!
Thanks Fran!:thumbup:
The show must go on!!Seriously, thanks for the kind words. Now we gotta find a dark bone version for Fran, who kindly stepped away for me to go after this one!
Thanks Fran!:thumbup:
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Here's a couple of new ones-
A Schrade Cut. Co. Rope knife with a special shield for Wall Rope Co., a long time customer of Schrade who had knives made up into '70's. Most of them were the rope or hawksbill patterns. i've been looking for this one for a while since it's one of the first, especially with that Bosun's Mate etch. This knife comes from the 2394 1/2 pattern first seen in the 1938 supplement catalog, also known as the New England Whaler.
The second knife is a special one for me, just found it in a box of old tools that belonged to my grandfather. I always wondered why I'd never found a single pocket knife of his, and there it was the whole time. It's a Camillus Sword Brand two blade, likely a muskrat pattern (although the long pulls and heavy swedge have me a bit baffled), and very well used at that! Snapped the pick moments after I'd found it, ready for a nice oily wipe down
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A Schrade Cut. Co. Rope knife with a special shield for Wall Rope Co., a long time customer of Schrade who had knives made up into '70's. Most of them were the rope or hawksbill patterns. i've been looking for this one for a while since it's one of the first, especially with that Bosun's Mate etch. This knife comes from the 2394 1/2 pattern first seen in the 1938 supplement catalog, also known as the New England Whaler.
The second knife is a special one for me, just found it in a box of old tools that belonged to my grandfather. I always wondered why I'd never found a single pocket knife of his, and there it was the whole time. It's a Camillus Sword Brand two blade, likely a muskrat pattern (although the long pulls and heavy swedge have me a bit baffled), and very well used at that! Snapped the pick moments after I'd found it, ready for a nice oily wipe down
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Eric, i saw(bid too cheaply) a SCC Rope Knife, v. similar to yours, recently.
if it's not the same one, then there's another out there too.
i have noticed that i will see an older knife i have never previously seen, and then without searching, will see a few more of the 'same' knife in the next few weeks.
roland
if it's not the same one, then there's another out there too.
i have noticed that i will see an older knife i have never previously seen, and then without searching, will see a few more of the 'same' knife in the next few weeks.
roland
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The only reason I go after those knives, is so I'll have something to entertain you guys with!
Charlie, I'm sure you could find a cheaper date if you tried.
Eric, Great rope knife ! Full blades and a nice etch. :thumbup:
Roland, I've had the same experience. Find a rare item and another is sure to turn up soon. It's happened to me on many occasions by chance, but it's especially true on fleabay.
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I ALREADY POSTED THIS KNIFE ONCE ON A DIFFERENT THREAD ASKING FOR INFO. ABOUT IT THAT I DIDN'T ALREADY KNOW. I THOUGHT YOU GUYS MIGHT LIKE TO TAKE A LOOK AT IT HERE THOUGH. THIS IS ONE OF MY NICEST LATEST FINDS.
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