KNIFE FINDS OF THE DAY

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And from my craigslist ad: CASH FOR KNIVES these 2 Benchmades were just purchased:
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Nice finds Scott and David ::tu:: I hit garage sales this fine AM and gut a Smiths tri-hone and a Made in USA slide knife all for five bucks ::groove::
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Y'all have found some goodies today!
Gdog, that hone was quite the deal, congratulations on that find!
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Another nice pile Scott, and Gdog that hone looks like a great find. ___Dave
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Thanx Dave and TF ::handshake:: YOUR RIGHT I put an edge on a 440c Buck in no time flat 8)
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I went to a flea market this morning and brought back this nice whittler. I paid $5 for it. ::woot::
Tip of the coping blade is dinged up a bit and exposed blades took on some rust. Missing a cover pin.
Other than that it's in fine shape. 3 7/8".
No pattern number.

I wonder how it would look with mottled white bone covers?
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Wow, a Schrade-Walden 804 whittler with saber grind for $5 !
This could be Deal of the Year.
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That is MAC Joe! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Good deal and nice knife. I've never seen that little "V" at the end of the master blade before. I have a few of those and I'm going to have to pull them out to see if that is in mine too. I love the blades on those knives and yours even still has the etch, Nice. ___Dave
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Thanks for the comments, guys.
Dave, I have a Schrade Cut. Co. with that "V" accommodation in the wedge. 3 5/8"
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I dug mine out. I have a black one with a saber ground blade with the notch, a brown one with a flat grind without the notch and a Craftsman stamped black flat ground one without the notch. the first two are stamped Schrade Walden and the Craftsman is obviously made for them by Schrade So , the saber ground have the notch and the flat ground ones don't.___Dave
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That's a honey Joe ::tu:: gut me a 100yr annaversary NRA coin 1971 and a Lufkin micrometer at yard sales today :mrgreen:
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That is one classy Schrade Cut Co Whittler Joe! The $5 Schrade Walden isn't bad either :mrgreen: Here is a Schrade Walden 804 Whittler I own with peach seed bone handles. Love these Sabre primary blades. Lloyd
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Those are some prime knives there fellers great finds. I got bombed with this one.
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I suppose I'd feel different if my Grandpaw John hadn't sharpened the heck out of his Camillus whittler. instead of /\ it's more blunt. I really tend towards flat grind if truth be told.
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bighomer wrote:Those are some prime knives there fellers great finds. I got bombed with this one.
Biggie H, that's an odd duck. I don't believe I've ever seen one quite like it. Any history you can provide??
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Thanks, Lloyd.
Your Schrade Walden is far better looking than mine. I wish I had those covers. I plan on getting my covers replaced.
No pattern number on mine. I wonder if it's a 804? It sure looks like yours. How long is your knife?
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Joe, this 804 of mine is 3 & 7/8 inches long. Lloyd
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garddogg56 wrote:That's a honey Joe ::tu:: gut me a 100yr annaversary NRA coin 1971 and a Lufkin micrometer at yard sales today :mrgreen:
2 thumbs up! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Jerry this thang is a China buck 371, I reckon you could call it a barhead stockman ::shrug:: razor sharp out the box pretty fair F & F. all stainless construction . ::nod::
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bighomer wrote:Jerry this thang is a China buck 371, I reckon you could call it a barhead stockman ::shrug:: razor sharp out the box pretty fair F & F. all stainless construction . ::nod::
What are the handles, some kind of Micarta or some such? I wonder what made them decide to leave off the cap bolster. I've never seen a stockman style knife with only one bolster. Hmmm ::hmm::

Edit: Looked it up. Handles are G-10.
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I thought maybe g-10 but wasn't sure( thx for the info) they grip pretty good. Edge kinda sharp, but what the het you can't beat the price. ::nod:: ::super_happy:: ::tu:: First bare head stockman I ever saw.
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That's an interesting Buck.
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Found these little gems today.....

The little one is G. Schrade ball pull. Purty slick little gizmo.....blade whips out when you pull the ball. Had never seen one before...
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From what I can tell from the picture, the ball pull looks like it's in very good condition too. Good find, Scott.
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