My Schrades, if I may

[JAMESC41001]

Batjak, nice group of schrades! Interesting to see the sears fixed blade(7th pic down). It is not very common. Wish I had that cool sheath to go with mine.

[Duffer]

Paul very nice roll of Schrades Would be great to see a group photo or two of your Schrades outside of their rolls! This is just a tease when you show some knives in a roll with just their heads/bolsters poking out Inquiring minds want to see Thanks

[jerryd6818]

My wife doesn't understand my knife obsession.
One time, while putting away dishes, I jokingly said "ya got enough tupperware in this cabinet?"
To which she replied "ya got enough pocket knives?"
I shut up at that point...

If it was shoes or purses, she would "get it".

I did notice there's no 863 in that fine collection. What the heck is that all about?

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Paul very nice roll of Schrades Would be great to see a group photo or two of your Schrades outside of their rolls! This is just a tease when you show some knives in a roll with just their heads/bolsters poking out Inquiring minds want to see Thanks

I've shown most of them, scattered about the forum, but some group photos would be good.

In the meantime until I get some photos together they are from right to left: 8813, 8813 SS, 881, 880, 879, 8173, 8566, 856, 856, 856, ulster stamped jr cattle (which is an 856), 787, 863, 895, 899, 899, 890, 890 and the chain jack is a 1251.

[tongueriver]

I did notice there's no 863 in that fine collection. What the heck is that all about?

I will bail out Paul until he catches his breath.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I did notice there's no 863 in that fine collection. What the heck is that all about?

Jerry, who is that question directed to?

[dweb1897]

Nice gathering of knives there, especially your Dad's and Uncle's Knives. I have a few Schrades myself and the ones from my family are the most sentimental to me, however, I am very fortunate to own some very Special/Rare knives as well.

Thank you for posting your knives!

Tom

Tom, Saying you have a few Schrades is kind of like saying AAPK has a few members

[dweb1897]

I agree with Duffer...pull those knives out of the rolls

[jerryd6818]

I did notice there's no 863 in that fine collection. What the heck is that all about?

Jerry, who is that question directed to?

BatJak

[BatJak]

nope, I don't have one.
Pickins is slim in the desert.
I can't find good ol' pocket knives around these parts like you fellas.

Where the heck do y'all find all these pocket knives?

I do have a couple Camillus 72 (one old BSA user and a white scaled one like new)

I frequently get depressed lookin at all the awesome knives on this site

[doglegg]

It is indeed a stockman. It had a broken blade and I only gave a few dollars for it
with the intention of reshaping the blades and making it a whittler.
I got the idea after seeing a picture of a knife Schrade made for Walt Garrison.
It was the 8OT frame with 3 sheepsfoot blades only, no spade or clip.

What a great collection BatJak. I really enjoyed the Walt Garrison reference. Quiet the real cowboy and an accomplished whittler. Now you have given me another knife to look for. Thanks for sharing.

[tongueriver]

Years ago I saw a WESTERN folder for sale on ebay with FOUR sheepfoot blades, and called a 'dynamite' knife (used by blasters in the construction trade?). I liked it and bid, but it went very high to someone else. It could be argued that the sheepfoot/lambfoot/wharncliffe/pig hoof blade is the most useful of all patterns.