Help needed Please.

[Schradenut]

This knife has been presented to me for sale, and i can't find anything on it. So in my hour of need, i have turned you you lovely people to educate me.

All i know is that it is a beautifully manufactured knife for the NRA, with a deep etching on both sided, possibly done by Aurum Etchings.

Was it made by Schrade?. I would love to be informed of any information anyone has on this delightful knife.
Tony.

[bighomer]

I can't help you ,that's a lot more ornate than any of the begging for money knives they send out. I've got a buck fixed blade and a colonial lockback now and at one time I think I had a little case made knife but its missing in action. A lot of their promotional stuff comes from the far east..

[terryl308]

can't say for sure, but most of the NRA, Pheasants Forever, and Ducks Unlimited promotional items are imported but pretty well made items. I don't believe Schrade made them but then again I'm just guessing. If it doesn't have USA stamped on it , it probably isn't. Terry

[treefarmer]

Wherever if came form it looks mighty good! You might e-mail the picture to the NRA and ask what and when was that particular knife offered and who made it .
Treefarmer

[knife7knut]

Didn't Schrade do a collaboration with bob Loveless awhile back? Seems to me they offered a drop point hunter called a Schrade-Loveless. That looks like a tricked up version of one. Probably a very limited(and expensive)production model.

EDIT: Not made by Schrade but by Track knives. If it is the one on e-Bay now the price is nearly $700. I own a Track folder and it is beat up but still holds a razor edge and locks up nice and tight. Track knives are very collectible.

[Schradenut]

Many thanks gentleman. I too say the one on Ebay, and it is made by Track Knives. A very expensive little sucker though.
Cheers,
Tony.

[terryl308]

Didn't Schrade do a collaboration with bob Loveless awhile back? Seems to me they offered a drop point hunter called a Schrade-Loveless. That looks like a tricked up version of one. Probably a very limited(and expensive)production model.

EDIT: Not made by Schrade but by Track knives. If it is the one on e-Bay now the price is nearly $700. I own a Track folder and it is beat up but still holds a razor edge and locks up nice and tight. Track knives are very collectible.

Knife7/knut, Your right Schrade did make a Loveless/Schrade fixed blade knife that was called a PH1, they sell for 45-75 bucks on ebay. They also made a "limited edition" with a serial number and came in a nice black box with all the COA stuff and it brings about $300, or at least that's what they are trying to get. If you look them up on ebay , you will see the butt of the OP knife is a lot different than the Schrade model. Terry

[philco]

Nothing to back up what I'm about to say, but when I first saw the picture of this knife, Browning came to my mind.

[Bamarick]

This looks like a Browning I saw some time back at a local pawn shop. I'd say it is a imported Browning knife.
RIck

[peanut740]

It could be a Japan made Browning.They were of very high quality.I have a few somewhere that came in nice displays and had a frameable print with them.What does the other side look like?