HELLO FOLKS
THOUGHT YOU MIGHT LIKE TO SEE AN OLD CLASSIC. I NEED SOME HELP WITH NARROWING DOWN THE YEAR. THE FIRST PATENT DATE IS 1909, NEXT IS 1910 AND LAST IS 1916, THE LAST IS I THINK THE YEAR GEO. SCHRADE PATENTED HIS FLYLOCK MECHANISM. DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW MANY YEARS THE FIRST DATE COULD BE CARRIED AS VALID. I BELIEVE 14, IF SO THIS KNIFE COULD BE NO NEWER THAN 1923. COULD BE AS OLD AS 1916. THE CELL, IS PERFECT THE FRONT OF BLADE HAS A SMALL SCUFF ON UPPER EDGE OF TANG. HAVING SCREWED UP A LOT OF KNIVES ON BUFFER IM GOING TO LEAVE AS IS.
ANY ADVICE AS TO STORAGE OR CARE WILL BE APPRECIATED. FEEL FREE TO COMMENT. I WROTE ALL OF THE DATES,CAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW HOW WELL THE TRANSFER ATTACHMENT WILL GO. BET YOU PEOPLE ARE AMAZEDTHAT THE SUN DOES SHINE ON THE OREGON COAST IN
NOVEMBER
THANKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW MY KNIFE.
MOSSDANCER
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MOSSDANCER,
I'm not sure you have those dates quite correct, as it relates to dating your knife. If you would be willing to post here.....
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forum ... .php?f=732
Direct the post, with pictures, to/for lt632ret...he is the most knowledgeable Schrade/Domestic Automatic person on the planet...IMO.
No disrespect to others here, who may be able to help you, but I KNOW he could help you.
Bill
I'm not sure you have those dates quite correct, as it relates to dating your knife. If you would be willing to post here.....
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forum ... .php?f=732
Direct the post, with pictures, to/for lt632ret...he is the most knowledgeable Schrade/Domestic Automatic person on the planet...IMO.
No disrespect to others here, who may be able to help you, but I KNOW he could help you.
Bill
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I am no expert on this brand of knife and Bill's suggestion is a great one. I wanted to comment on your photo's . They are looking much better already.
The coins help for size and give interest to the knife. Although Mr. Levine would chew on you to use only lite colors for the background. If the goal is to be able to identify the knife then you should do this, if the goal is to present the knife in a formal manner, then darker is OK. I am not critizing,
I like what your doing, I just thought I might give you some pointers. I am no photographer, I have just been told these things by people far more knowledgable then I am. Keep up the good work 
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A DANDY LITTLE SWITCHBLADE
BILL, PA AND ALL THE REST;
THANKS FOR LOOKING AND THE SUGGESTIONS.
BILL I HAVE POSTED ON THE ALTERNATE SITE, HAVING SOME PROBLEM
WITH ATTACHMENTS. I HAVE BEEN SPOILED BY THE FANTASTIC SITE
THAT BRYAN HAS PULLED OUT OF HIS HAT. ITS NOT ONLY THOROUGH
IT IS USER FRIENDLY ALSO.
PA, I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEAN ABOUT LIGHT COLORS, I WAS GOING FOR CONTRAST BUT I THINK WITH DIGITAL IT IS NOT SO IMPORTANT. THE NEXT ONES I WILL START MELLOWING OUT.
THANKS AGAIN AND I KNOW THERES MORE KNOWLEDGABLE PEOPLE OUT THERE THAN JUST TWO. LETS HEAR WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY ALSO.
MOSSDANCER
THANKS FOR LOOKING AND THE SUGGESTIONS.
BILL I HAVE POSTED ON THE ALTERNATE SITE, HAVING SOME PROBLEM
WITH ATTACHMENTS. I HAVE BEEN SPOILED BY THE FANTASTIC SITE
THAT BRYAN HAS PULLED OUT OF HIS HAT. ITS NOT ONLY THOROUGH
IT IS USER FRIENDLY ALSO.
PA, I UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU MEAN ABOUT LIGHT COLORS, I WAS GOING FOR CONTRAST BUT I THINK WITH DIGITAL IT IS NOT SO IMPORTANT. THE NEXT ONES I WILL START MELLOWING OUT.
THANKS AGAIN AND I KNOW THERES MORE KNOWLEDGABLE PEOPLE OUT THERE THAN JUST TWO. LETS HEAR WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY ALSO.
MOSSDANCER