ID my Shrade Please

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JMJacobs
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ID my Shrade Please

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Hi Guys, as usual I need your collective wisdom and experience.
I can find no information on this knife.
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Thanks in advance.
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Shearer
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Re: ID my Shrade Please

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It was made as a special order or when closing down. I have two of them with different tang stamps

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I'm not aware of Schrade ever making a long pull pen blade in Ellenville. I question whether those knives were even made at the factory.

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ea42 wrote: Sat Apr 29, 2023 2:23 am I'm not aware of Schrade ever making a long pull pen blade in Ellenville. I question whether those knives were even made at the factory.

Eric
The knives do not have pins through the bolsters, who was the only company to have this system. Should know by now that you never say never with Schrade. I have knives made by Camillus and sold as Schrade knives. I also have a knife with a Robsen Shuredge tang stamp made in Schrade factory with the swinden system and there is no record of them being made.
The pen blade could have been made by Camillus or anyone and assembled in Ellenville.The knives are made with the 4" stock frame the same as Old Timer 80T or Schrade 881.
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