What is Your Latest Old Schrade?

[JAMESC41001]

Really nice John!

[TPK]

The Great Eastern Rendezvous was good for picking up some very nice vintage knives also. Picked up these 2 Schrade Cut Co's, a 3 1/4" pick bone sheepsfoot jack and a trapper with a corset shield, not as common as the ones with other shields. Both knives in very good condition

Beautiful Knives John! Congrats!

[TPK]

This near mint condition LB-1 showed up today with a suprise guest. I really like this little guy!
Full story here.: https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... start=2865

Thanks for looking friends!

[doglegg]

JohnR two wonderful knives. Your pick ups are always a pleasure to see. Absolutely beautiful knives.

[luckydog64]

Thats a nice knife Tom. Beautiful pickups JohnR. Rescued this Cutco, blades were put up wet and required a lot of cleanup. Handles are good shape though.

[Duffer]

ld64, looking good! Those peach seed jigged bone handles look pristine and show little if any use That folder like you said was probably carried once and put away wet

[luckydog64]

It is a little brother to the R7973 so i wanted it for that reason. I showed this once on another thread.

[tongueriver]

The saliva continues to issue forth.

[doglegg]

The saliva continues to issue forth.

Me too.

[Dan In MI]

LD64, you are indeed lucky to own that beauty!

[TPK]

It is a little brother to the R7973 so i wanted it for that reason. I showed this once on another thread.

Great looking knives luckydog64!

[luckydog64]

Thanks a lot.

[Ivoryman]

It is a little brother to the R7973 so i wanted it for that reason. I showed this once on another thread.

Gorgeous, the last one too. Two fab knives.

[bladecollectorr]

My latest oldie is an early 1980s knife built on a much older Schrade Cut Co skeleton. Schrade had a few of these Cut-Co-days 2-1/4" coffin-pattern (lobster) skeletons in storage. They worked with the Shaw-Leibowitz team to create these fine little knives.

I'd say this qualifies as one of the finest Schrade's I own. I purchased it from Charlie (he started this thread) who owned it for many years. It won't be escaping my grasp any time soon. Thanks Charlie!

My example is #43

[Dan In MI]

It won't be escaping my grasp any time soon.

I don't blame you at all. That's an incredible knife!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

The Great Eastern Rendezvous was good for picking up some very nice vintage knives also. Picked up these 2 Schrade Cut Co's, a 3 1/4" pick bone sheepsfoot jack and a trapper with a corset shield, not as common as the ones with other shields. Both knives in very good condition

Excellent finds John.

[ObsidianEdge]

I don't think I've posted these Schrades here that were in the collection of Camillus president Nilo Miori, but then again I can't find my car keys and wallet most days.

[doglegg]

All wonderful but oh that Farmers Jack!!!

[bladecollectorr]

I don't think I've posted these Schrades here that were in the collection of Camillus president Nilo Miori, but then again I can't find my car keys and wallet most days.

The 2623 swell-centre with the bow-tie shield really works for me. Outstanding group of old Schrade knives! Interesting back-story too.

[tongueriver]

I don't think I've posted these Schrades here that were in the collection of Camillus president Nilo Miori, but then again I can't find my car keys and wallet most days.

The 2623 swell-centre with the bow-tie shield really works for me. Outstanding group of old Schrade knives! Interesting back-story too.

Yes, that balloon jack wants to be with me!

[treefarmer]

Real beauties! Congratulations!
Knives like these, even used knives like these are what keeps me from being interested in the new knives available today.
Treefarmer

[ObsidianEdge]

Thanks guys. I only recently started buying older Schrades after carrying a few Old Timers through the years. I guess I have the peach seed fever now.

[Dan In MI]

I only recently started buying older Schrades after carrying a few Old Timers through the years. I guess I have the peach seed fever now.

Old Timers are great, too. I would say that most any Schrade that was made in the USA has a place in my collection. The three you showed are incredibly nce!

[ObsidianEdge]

Thanks. I agree about the Old Timers. I still have one that a local bank gave my dad years ago, and they were always in a local hardware store display back in the day.

[Ivoryman]

I don't think I've posted these Schrades here that were in the collection of Camillus president Nilo Miori, but then again I can't find my car keys and wallet most days.

Great to see such beauties, wow, so fine and stylish. Thanks for that eye candy.