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Pretty good deal for two knives. Finding out when they were made makes it interesting for me,
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Pretty good deal for two knives. Finding out when they were made makes it interesting for me,
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New to the fold. . .
A group of Uncle Henrys
An 808 with a long pull
And of course, the fold
Chuck
A group of Uncle Henrys
An 808 with a long pull
And of course, the fold
Chuck
New to the fold. . .
A group of Uncle Henrys
An 808 with a long pull
And of course, the fold
Chuck
Dang bro really nice collection wish I had those
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I LOVE EM! especially the lockback bro really cool the barlow and pen knife are awesome to bro,I wish I had those.
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Thanks for the kind words guys! One of these days, hopefully sooner than later, I will be able to get some good pictures of them and ask Larry to post them to his site.
Chuck
Chuck
One of my latest acquisitions.
nice knife bro is it bigger than the 34ot?
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34OT on top. 858OT bottom.
Nice find bro!hey update you "Schrade family" thread with all you Schrade?
so that way if you ask a question about the picture they will know which one your talking about
only sold for 3 years, 1990-92. not popular so rather uncommon. a saw blade is a very useful tool to have on your knife. too few people seem to realize that as this should have been a great seller.
rarely seen box. anyone know the history of these boxes ?
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You could always refer to the unique post number (for example, the 34OT in post 1116). It especially causes issues when pictures are not re-sized before posted too. I'm not pointing the finger at anyone. In the long run, it causes the forum to bog down, and we only get about two pages of posts before they get archived as it is.
Sometimes, reposting the picture is justified, but not a good idea to reply to every post in a thread by repeating the pictures.
Roland - I think possibly the Black boxes, both with red and your turquoise trim might have been used for outlets like SMKW, K-Mart, Walmart etc. It is just a theory.
Nice push button and ring opener too.:thumbup: Sometimes fun to see knives from auctions end up here amongst the members.
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Beta, you could just refer to the poster's name too, they'll know who you're talking about
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Great finds Roland! I had my eye on that ring turn too, never did get back to bid on it though:grumpy:
it's in beautiful shape!
Eric
:thumbup:Great finds Roland! I had my eye on that ring turn too, never did get back to bid on it though:grumpy:
it's in beautiful shape!Eric
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The black enameled/blue printed boxes were chiefly made for the European order of Old Timers such as the 512OT and 19OT. A search will turn up my post on these with quantities ordered and dates. The boxes, IIRC, had a copyright date on them.
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