Schrade Pocket Dump!!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Carrying schrades again. SW 856 and 861, wavy bone and peachseed bone.

[tnorton]

PAUL - I CAN SEE WHY YOU WOULD CARRY THOSE 2 KNIVES JUST TO SHOW OFF - VERY NICE - ESPECIALLY THE SW 856

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Thanks tnorton.

I am stuck on this one.

[bladecollectorr]

Some very nice Schrade being carried and pictured!

Here's the 285UH stamped trapper that convinced me delrin does have some advantages over bone. I've dropped it twice on a tile floor and both times a new pin crack appeared.

My user 8OT Senior that's been dropped lots of times with no pin cracks:

"Mac Tools" LB1 Cub that gets used most often when I'm out. It's unassuming size hasn't freaked-out anyone yet.

60+ year-old fancy 877 Shadow Lobster option that fits perfect in the small front-right change pocket on jeans.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

861 and 774

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I just can't get away from them old schrades.

[Duffer]

Paul, that’s because they are wonderful knives then and now

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Paul, that’s because they are wonderful knives then and now

You aren't wrong Lloyd.

[jxr1197]

I spent the day with this modified 2203 in my pocket. The pen blade was snapped when I got it so I had it replaced with a punch. It's different, and definitely not a safe queen.

[doglegg]

Knice mod Jason.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I'm having fun with a bunch of schrades on this fine day.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Love them schrades, whether strictly collecting or carrying for use.

[Hak1911]

Same Knife Shameless Bragg

[tongueriver]

Worth bragging on. Meanwhile, I am jealous of the shorts. We in Wyoming are not there yet.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Same Knife Shameless Bragg

A great knife.


Today I have a simple but good schrade. Those bone handles are more pretty but these handles don’t break.

[tongueriver]

Speaking of breaking, where can I get a bumper sticker that says "I brake for Schrades." ?

Meanwhile, I have been carrying this #5 by Herman Williams some days.

[doglegg]

Very, very sweet tongueriver. I have two of his knives and highly value them.

[tongueriver]

Very, very sweet tongueriver. I have two of his knives and highly value them.

Besides his knives, I really miss Herman; I talked to him a few times on the phone. A good man. A pocket dump doesn't really work for me as I change clothes sometimes more than once a day, from cycling to gardening to going somewhere. I keep a fanny pack with every item known to man, including sometimes up to four knives. There are various keys hanging up in many places. My pockets might have rocks or samples of plants to check out later and a firearm or two. Hopefully no small animals, but ya never know.

[garddogg56]

Same Knife Shameless Bragg

A great knife.


Today I have a simple but good schrade. Those bone handles are more pretty but these handles don’t break.


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Ridgid pipe die and Oldtimer great cutting tools

[Dan In MI]

Today I have a simple but good schrade.

One of my all-time favorite knives! A 34OT with that tang stamp just rotated out of my pocket, replaced by the knife below. Since I now have a nice one with the tin, and this one was previously carried (it had a lot of pocket lint built up when I got it), it's now a regular carrier.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

You are right about that garddogg.

That’s a great carry knife Dan. The 100th anniversary shield is neat.

[cody6268]

Century-series CN71 Gemini. Not made by Schrade, but marketed by them from 1993-1999, and tang stamped "ISC STAINLESS GERMANY". These were actually made by Adler in Germany. They are very simliar to Victorinox, and some parts will interchange. Before this knife was sold to me, toothpick and tweezers were replaced with Victorinox versions. Scales are interchangeable as well. But, the Adlers are built slightly thicker and heavier, and just slightly below Victorinox quality. This model is identical to the Camper, but about 25% heavier.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I’ve got my usual jr cattle but also an 881.

[doglegg]

Great pair Paul.