KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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rexstubbins wrote:Found a Schrade 881Y in new old stock condition. Original oil still on the joints. Thinking it's circa 1975 but not completely sure. No bar code on the box and supposedly 881Y pattern started 1973.

Any ideas on year of manufacture. Also any ideas on blade material? Stainless?
Very nice find. The 881Y pattern was made long before 1973, earlier handles were celluloid and the main blade had a match strike pull. Yours is probably mid 70's due to the NY before USA. That stamp was used for a short time post walden. That's a rough guess as I'm no expert. The blades are 1095.

djknife13 wrote:Stopped at the little junk/sport shop where I find a lot of knives today on a material run and picked up a Benchmade auto (9051BK AFO 11)mint in box with sheath, a SOG marked Trident elite assisted open, appears to be a auto rescue type knife (I don't know squat about modern tactical knives) and a Buck 110 2 dot for a little over $100. I know enough to know that's a good deal. ___Dave
Dave you did VERY well, that benchmade alone is a $200+ knife. And it's not serrated, a huge plus in my book.
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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:
rexstubbins wrote:Found a Schrade 881Y in new old stock condition. Original oil still on the joints. Thinking it's circa 1975 but not completely sure. No bar code on the box and supposedly 881Y pattern started 1973.

Any ideas on year of manufacture. Also any ideas on blade material? Stainless?
Very nice find. The 881Y pattern was made long before 1973, earlier handles were celluloid and the main blade had a match strike pull. Yours is probably mid 70's due to the NY before USA. That stamp was used for a short time post walden. That's a rough guess as I'm no expert. The blades are 1095.

djknife13 wrote:Stopped at the little junk/sport shop where I find a lot of knives today on a material run and picked up a Benchmade auto (9051BK AFO 11)mint in box with sheath, a SOG marked Trident elite assisted open, appears to be a auto rescue type knife (I don't know squat about modern tactical knives) and a Buck 110 2 dot for a little over $100. I know enough to know that's a good deal. ___Dave
Dave you did very well, that benchmade alone is a $150+ knife.
Thanks Paul - I thought for sure they were stainless but since it is NOS I guess they haven't had a chance to take on a patina.
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My new Benchmade had a few interesting developments yesterday. The shop dealer, Bob, that I bought it from called me and said the previous owner came into the shop and asked Bob if he still had the Benchmade. Apparently he had been drinking before he sold it and was having regrets. Bob called me and explained the circumstances and asked if I would sell it back or trade for something else in the shop. I like the knife but Bob has always done well by me so I said I would drop it off within a day or two. It's about 40 miles to the shop. Bob told the previous knife's owner I'd bring it back up. After I hung up he said he would be happy with a few more dollars for the knife so Bob gave him some more money. Then he told Bob he had another one to sell. Bob offered him $50 for the second one and he took it and left, I'm guessing to the watering hole that started this whole deal. Bob called me to tell me to keep the knives ( Both the Benchmade and the SOG in the previous pictuer came from the same guy) and that if I was interented in the second one, I could have it for what he paid for it. I now have two. The second is a HK154CM, made by Benchmade and value out about the same. I gave Bob an extra $10 for all his trouble. I'm happy, Bob's happy, and the little odd guy is happy at least for now. Between phone calls I found a safe at a rummage sale for $20 to store these in. My other ones are full.____Dave
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Nice safe! Great price too.
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So two Benchmades and a safe; sounds like a very productive day. ::tu::
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Ya gotta love it when stuff works out huh Dave? ::tu::

Found these today at a couple pawn shops:
The Pilots knife is ONTARIO USA , not Camillus, dated 6-89
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Nice PSK, Scott. Is the blade full?
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Scott: Your pawn shops are infinitely more productive than the ones in my vicinity. Traditional pocket knives = 0
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glennbad wrote:Nice PSK, Scott. Is the blade full?

Dang close to it......and if not only because I worked it to removed some of the rust!
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Had a hatchet listed on craigslist a guy wanted. He mentioned to bring other hatchets and axes if I had any....... :roll:
I was shocked how many I actually had.

Anywho.....I traded some for $20.00 and this Case Mini 6207 Amber Bone Trapper
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Dave you da man!

Scott, land sakes alive buddy. Wow!

What brand is that outers knife?
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Colonel26 wrote:Dave you da man!

Scott, land sakes alive buddy. Wow!

What brand is that outers knife?
Outers knife? You talkin' to me pal?
In pic above there's: Gerber, Gerber, KUTMASTER, Ontario, VIC SAK
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TripleF wrote:
Colonel26 wrote:Dave you da man!

Scott, land sakes alive buddy. Wow!

What brand is that outers knife?
Outers knife? You talkin' to me pal?
In pic above there's: Gerber, Gerber, KUTMASTER, Ontario, VIC SAK
Yessir. That Kutmaster. Good looking knife. Ya done well today.
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The more I look at the handles on that nice full Kutmaster the more I drool. I'm gonna short out my keyboard at this rate. ::drool::
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Tsar Bomba wrote:I'm gonna short out my keyboard at this rate. ::drool::
Maybe you could mitigate that by getting a keyboard like court stenographer's have, it's covered by the desk. ::poke::
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KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:
Tsar Bomba wrote:I'm gonna short out my keyboard at this rate. ::drool::
Maybe you could mitigate that by getting a keyboard like court stenographer's have, it's covered by the desk. ::poke::
::rotflol::

Now that's thinking on yer feet (and over yer hands), my good man! ::tu::
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Tsar Bomba wrote:The more I look at the handles on that nice full Kutmaster the more I drool. I'm gonna short out my keyboard at this rate. ::drool::
Tony, I'm sure if you asked him nicely, Scott would sell it to you. ::nod::
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Tsar Bomba wrote:The more I look at the handles on that nice full Kutmaster the more I drool. I'm gonna short out my keyboard at this rate. ::drool::

Tell me about it! It's down right beautiful!
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jerryd6818 wrote:
Tsar Bomba wrote:The more I look at the handles on that nice full Kutmaster the more I drool. I'm gonna short out my keyboard at this rate. ::drool::
Tony, I'm sure if you asked him nicely, Scott would sell it to you. ::nod::
Yup that's one temptation that has filled Scott's pockets nicely already. :lol: The only thing that didn't stop me from leaping at it is it's a fixed blade and I haven't really fleshed out my collection of those in any meaningful way. Yet. ::paranoid::
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Here's a better pic fellas....
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TripleF wrote:Here's a better pic fellas....
That's about he best looking Kutmaster outers I've ever seen.
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Scott What is that handle material, on my phone it looks almost like winterbottom bone? I'm ignorant when comes to fix blades what's a outers knife, actually i'm ignorant period but that another conversation .
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TripleF wrote:Here's a better pic fellas....
Now yer just showin' off.

I like it!!
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bighomer wrote:Scott What is that handle material, on my phone it looks almost like winterbottom bone? I'm ignorant when comes to fix blades what's a outers knife, actually i'm ignorant period but that another conversation .
That'swhat I think it is Joe.....but, not sure.

Yep Steve....just showin' off. Sorry if that bothered you (not really.....just bustin' your chops :wink: )
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Steve Warden wrote:
TripleF wrote:Here's a better pic fellas....
Now yer just showin' off.

I like it!!
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