where can i get these?

jdracing

jdracing

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hey all,im into mostly single blade trappers....but mostly single blade anything
i like......i saw this picture on fb earlier and there is couple of these i'd really like
to add to my collection....
Mainly the Copenhagen,and the blue ones as well if I can Trade,or afford?
Just mainly asking if anyone in this forum knows where these can be found?...
I don't even know what to ask for?.....They're all the locking trapper I think?
Thanks for any help,
JD
msjdracingATrtmcDOTnet

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theblake said:
Like this?

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yes,that's the style....i already have that maroon,and a green with duck head that i built from parts.....
so i don't guess i need another maroon unless i were to find a really good deal...i do like the copenhagen black
and the lite blue above.....i don't have either of those...
thanks for reply,
jd
msjdracing@rtmc.net
 
Don't overlook the 194OT 100th Anniversary, SC503 scrimshaws and the orange Heritage. There are a few 194OT knives out there with stainless SC503 blades on them too. This is one of my favorite patterns too.
 
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The bright blue one was done for FFA. That may help your searches on the auction site.
The dark blue, I've never seen one of those.

Good luck finding another of these:
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There are a lot of linerlock trappers to be found with the scrimshaw series. Here are some with trout.

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Bob W, thanx for showing that beauty again; very striking. And Hal, that is a nice little school of fish. To my amazement, I discover that I don't have a single example of the pattern. Closest to it, I guess, would be the Uncle Henry Cat Paw. I do have one of those.
 
delmas2nd said:
thawk, was that a series? and i love all thing lock. thanks for showing them.
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The knives shown above are knives from individual sets produced in different years that include 5 to 7 different patterns in the sets. The Scrimshaw sets were called Schrade Scrimshaw of the Great American Outdoors. The knives were also sold separately apart from the sets. There was no trout series, but they are nice to collect as a set unto themselves.
The knives above are from years, 1990, '79, '82, and '84. In that order.

I have added these two to my 'trout collection', (though the one on the bottom is spawning salmon), and the '96 GAO collectors set it comes from.
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Anyone know how many of these were made?
Just found it few days ago,thought I would ask,
JD
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koldgold said:
I think I have seen that knife For Sale some were. Ken
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Ken,If I know what you're talking about,and I think I do....It's not same.....I thought same thing when I found this one.
It is diffrent,and the other one had a serial number as well.....They're asking more than I could give for this one...It's
on our favorite auction site to......Check the other link out if you still have it....Compare the 2,alot diffrent...Unless Im
thinking about something else.....Im getting the other one....Have to send M.O. for it.....Pics on arrival....Thanks Ken,JD

Above knife...
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Other similar knife....

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I always thought that these were End Of Days parts knives, but I really don't know for sure. All the ones I've seen have Heritage tang stamps. The scales had to come from something else they made, if not for this knife. Anyone know?

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I've seen orange delrin trappers in the blue grey box.

I know SMKW had some special order fixed blades in the late 90's in orange delrin.

Still looking for a few myself.
 
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