Schrde Walden
Schrde Walden
My Cousin gave me this Schrade Today. It is in need of attention, but I was wondering if it were desireable as a collector piece? I know nothing about old Schrades. I could spend a lot of time on it and dress it up as a user, but just thought it may spark some interest.
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Re: Schrde Walden
Knice knife!!
Very thoughtful gift.
Probably could fetch $20.00 on eBay. Maybe more.
If this knife could only talk..........

Probably could fetch $20.00 on eBay. Maybe more.
If this knife could only talk..........
SCOTT
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Re: Schrde Walden
Ok, then...I am going to throw the Dremel to it! I will be a thing of ugly by the time i am finished! I cannot seem to drive the pin out of the pommel to remove the damaged leather slabs.
Re: Schrde Walden
There is a recent thread about removing the pommel/leather from that type knife. Maybe someone remembers and can link it....Dave O wrote:Ok, then...I am going to throw the Dremel to it! I will be a thing of ugly by the time i am finished! I cannot seem to drive the pin outof the butt to remove the damaged leather slabs.
Chris
i woke last night to the sound of thunder
how far off i sat and wondered
started humming a song from nineteen sixty two
aint it funny how the night moves
i woke last night to the sound of thunder
how far off i sat and wondered
started humming a song from nineteen sixty two
aint it funny how the night moves
Re: Schrde Walden
No, No, not the dreaded dremel....sock the old Kroil to the blade for a few days of soaking, then stand the handle in a glass of neatsfoot oil for 2 or 3 days, then lightly buff the handle & see what happens first, doesn't look that damaged from here. Be sure & give us another pic when you got it cleaned up. Saving an old knife is like rescueing a dog from the pound.