What is Your Latest Old Schrade?

Schrade Cutlery Company was founded in 1904 by George Schrade, and his brothers Jacob and William Schrade. In 1946 Imperial Knife Associated Companies, (IKAC; an association of Ulster Knife Co and Imperial Knife Co) purchased controlling interest in Schrade Cut Co and changed the name to Schrade Walden Cutlery. In 1973 the name was changed to Schrade Cutlery. In 2004 Schrade closed due to bankruptcy.

This forum is dedicated to the knives that are the legacy of this company. This forum is not the place to discuss the replica knives currently being imported using the Schrade name.
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KAW don't blame you at all for outbidding me...that is a particularly nice slenderino. As to the 8OT, while it seems to be a popular pattern among most collectors, that one is only the 2nd one in my collection.
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I got this one for Christmas, a Schrade Walden SS700 melon tester, looks to be from the '60s, excellent condition.
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black mamba wrote:I got this one for Christmas, a Schrade Walden SS700 melon tester, looks to be from the '60s, excellent condition.

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I like those melon testers, too. They are handy around most fruit, and oh so cute. ::tu::
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Nice ones John, Ken, and dweb.
tongueriver wrote:
black mamba wrote:I got this one for Christmas, a Schrade Walden SS700 melon tester, looks to be from the '60s, excellent condition.

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I like those melon testers, too. They are handy around most fruit, and oh so cute. ::tu::
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That brings back some memories. ::paranoid:: :D
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tongueriver wrote:"Glowing like the metal on the edge of a knife" Meat Loaf

That brings back some memories. ::paranoid:: :D
I can see Paradise by the dashboard lights .... yes indeed, some very good memories
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I don't think I have posted this yet:
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Oh my that is a beauty Dale! ::tu::
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Very nice Dale! Like the subtle but noticeable color changes in the bone!
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Thanks guys for the comments.
I think bone has more character than other handle materials with the possible exception of ivory. I like the way the bone changes as I'm working with it, hafting and polishing it. I also love the way it changes with age like it has in this knife.
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ORVET:
Another winner there Dale. Those scales are outstanding.
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Thanks Tony. ::tu::
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Another butter & molasses, this one a #C2154K jack @ 3⅜" closed.
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black mamba wrote:Another butter & molasses, this one a #C2154K jack @ 3⅜" closed.

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I LIKE it!
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edge213 wrote:
black mamba wrote:Another butter & molasses, this one a #C2154K jack @ 3⅜" closed.

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I LIKE it!
Me, too!
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Thanks, fellas, that makes at least three of us!
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Make that 4....!
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Thanks, Mike, here is a pic of the pile side.
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Make that 5.. I like the Butter and Molasses scales.
Here's an old Cut. Co. razor, a 234K and a 863 EDC that Herman put some Candy Cane Celluloid on.
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black mamba wrote:Another butter & molasses, this one a #C2154K jack @ 3⅜"
Those B&M handles get me drooling every time!! ::drool::
...and those are mighty fine ones you have there... ::tu::
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dweb1897... that is a very interesting grouping you posted. I didn't know Schrade offered straight razors. :o Guessing they are pretty rare? Luv the handle on that one. ::tu::
Sweet candy cane handles... How long ago did Herman create that one?
The 234K is my favorite EDC... 8)
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Thanks, Ken!
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KAW, I sure haven't seen many Schrade straight razors. Herman Williams tells me that those handles are not stock as Schrade never used the barn door hinge bolsters, to his knowledge. At one time he worked on a lot of straight razors so I'll accept his judgement. The 233 is one of my favorite patterns and having a small collection of B&M it was a necessary addition. Unfortunatley I can't display it with my 233's because of the chance of out-gassing. I am however putting together a small display of celluloid knives. The 863 with the Candy Cane celluloid along with this 233 in Christmas Tree celluloid were done by Herman this past September with the idea of adding some color to the display. He sent this Keen Kutter straight razor with Tortoise Shell celluloid handles at the same time as a gift. The Christmas Tree and Candy Cane celluloid is some he has had on hand from his days at the Schrade factory. He believes it was of a newer style and hasn't had any problems with it out-gassing. Still, I'd rather be safe than sorry.
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