My latest Schrade

[thawk]

A pair of slendereenos, 825SS Razor Blades

[jerryd6818]

Great looking knives Hal. That Turkish Clip/California Clip/Muskrat Clip blade is one of the few clip patterns I can abide. I noticed they etched a double edge razor blade on the master. That will confuse the heck out of the younger folks. I doubt they've ever seen one to know what it is.

[Old Hunter]

That pair of Schrade Walden stockmen are so fine!

[orvet]

Nice ones Hal!
Do you have an approximate age of the plastic box packaging on that top knife?

I don’t recall seeing those before.
You guys up in the NE seem to find more of those neat little oddities than I see out in the Pacific NW.

[mumblypeg]

And that red filled stamping on the shield, that's a first for me.

[thawk]

Nice ones Hal!
Do you have an approximate age of the plastic box packaging on that top knife?

I don’t recall seeing those before.
You guys up in the NE seem to find more of those neat little oddities than I see out in the Pacific NW.

1964 (Release year of the Razor Blade Series) or 1965 Dale.



They quit the threaded bolsters pretty quickly too I believe.

They both came from a seller in Washington State...

[orvet]

Thanks Hal!

[garddogg56]

I was up ta camp this past week and while working under the camp I found one of my Grandpa's old fishing boxes and inside was his old Schrade 125ot,MAN am I glade I found her

[koldgold]

I found these little Brown boxes with "Old Timer" printed on the top.
Inside was two nice little knives made by Schrade about 1970-73.

[Old Hunter]

GD, great vintage shot (right down to them ancient toes!) Too cool to find your Grandpa's Old Timer - truly buried treasure.

KG - man you find the nicest knives - no one down there must ever use a knife - just keep em sitting in boxes!

[koldgold]

KG - man you find the nicest knives - no one down there must ever use a knife - just keep em sitting in boxes!

I did not find them "down here", I found them "UP THERE" in the USA.
They came from the estate of the owner of a Hardware Store, back in the late 1960’s early 1970’s.

I also found a Schrade D'holder in London... Ken

[garddogg56]

OH ;Too cool ,just glad I beat my brother to the job Koldgold thats some nice Primble

[Old Hunter]

I bumped into a Schrade USA 152 Sharpfinger today; NOS with the leather sheath, but no packaging. Looking at e-Bay prices I didn't steal it and I didn't pay too much. I didn't own a single fixed blade Schrade until today, so it was a timely find.

[orvet]

Old Hunter,
Can you post pics of the handle?
You don't often see them with wood handles from the factory.

[Old Hunter]

You bet Dale. This is the only other picture I took yesterday, if you look at the edge the wood looks to be a laminate.

[Old Hunter]

Dale, finally had enough daylight to get a couple of better pictures; not sure about the wood being laminate, could be a tight cross grain.

[Old Hunter]

Found this Uncle Henry LB-7 in very good shape today. It has the solid spring (as opposed to the two piece) and a + marked blade. Not sure of the era but would guess late 1980's or early 1990's.

[koldgold]

IT LOOKS LIKE A BUCK AND IT SOUNDS LIKE A BUCK, BUT IT IS NOT A BUCK.
This is my latest finds, one of the 3 Buck 301 knives Schrade made back in 1966-67.

[garddogg56]

Nice find Koldgold I've yet to find one

[koldgold]

Nice find Koldgold I've yet to find one

Hi garddoggg,
I did not find the Bucks, I asked about in the US, then beg and payed top dollar for them.... Ken

[Old Hunter]

Dogg, why don't you check out REDTROUT here on AAPK? He has been listing a 1966 era Schrade mfg Buck 301 in his AAPK store - it is brand new without a package. I bought one from him back in April, the knife is perfect NOS and his price was as good as you will find. OH

[garddogg56]

Ken;I'm from the great Northeast U.S. called Maine OH;I'll do that thanx

[koldgold]

Mr Trout ( Richard) has been selling knives to me for years.

[koldgold]

Ken;I'm from the great Northeast U.S. called Maine OH;I'll do that thanx

Hi garddogg, I was thinking you could have been in Australia - We have some Schrade Collectors over here.

[AussieBosun]

Schrade+ USA LTD - Copenhagen
not sure what timber was used for the handle but if feels and looks real nice ......