What is Your Latest Old Schrade?

[TripleF]

Keeping this 175

[doglegg]

Paul, Dale good going.

[black mamba]

We don't see too many fixed blades in this thread, but this SW from the mid 1950s is a peach! Stratawood #148.

[tongueriver]

I have a soft spot for the fixed blades Jeff!) and of course the old bony folders (Paul!), but those 175 box cutters (Scott!) are sweet too!

[glennbad]

3 dandies in a row!

That fixed blade, sweet!

The 175 Scott is a very solid pattern, great for hard use.

Paul, love the bone on that 834, and a partial etch too!

[KnifeSlinger#81]

This one came in yesterday and I decided to put some nice edges on it so it could be carried. Dandy little jack knife.

[black mamba]

Very nice B&M, Paul.

[black mamba]

Paul, what is the closed length of your new B&M? I think I have almost the same knife, but mine has a nick instead of the long pull spear.
Mine is 3.39" closed, and from the catalog cuts seems to be a C2154K.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Paul, what is the closed length of your new B&M? I think I have almost the same knife, but mine has a nick instead of the long pull spear.
Mine is 3.39" closed.

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No, mine is smaller. 2264K 3 1/4".

[tongueriver]

Big, medium or small, both knives are great, Guys!

[black mamba]

AGREED!

[tongueriver]

This version of a pipe smoker's knife is a little different than the ones I could find in both the Catalog E and Supplements, or in the Schrade Walden list by Dale (in that it has a third scraper blade and MAY be a little longer?). It is hopefully in the mail. It is a SFO for Abercrombie and Fitch in NYC, and is etched to that effect. Tang stamp looks like it will be missing the U.S.A., so early 1950s.

[JohnR]

This version of a pipe smoker's knife is a little different than the ones I could find in both the Catalog E and Supplements, or in the Schrade Walden list by Dale (in that it has a third scraper blade and MAY be a little longer?). It is hopefully in the mail. It is a SFO for Abercrombie and Fitch in NYC, and is etched to that effect. Tang stamp looks like it will be missing the U.S.A., so early 1950s.pipe1.jpgpipe2.jpgpipe3.jpgpipe4.jpg

Nice Cal, I could have used that back when I smoked pipes, looks to be in good condition.


Picked up a Cut Co regular jack to go with the easy open I already have, makes a good pair.

[tongueriver]

That is indeed a righteous pair!

[peanut740]

Nice pair John.

[RalphAlsip]

Fantastic pair of Schrades. Love the propeller shields.

[JohnR]

Thanks guys, appreciate it. One thing different between the 2 is the easy open has an extra pin, maybe to strengthen the easy open notch?

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I brought a really nice and minty early sw trapper jack home from the tulsa show today. Beautiful knife through and through.

[doglegg]

A beauty Paul.

[peanut740]

Paul,that looks quite familiar.

[JohnR]

I brought a really nice and minty early sw trapper jack home from the tulsa show today. Beautiful knife through and through.


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That is a beautiful knife Paul!!!!!

[Waukonda]

Paul that truly is, a beautiful knife, great bone. Really nice photos, as well.

[JohnR]

Paul, this might be the same knife but KeenKutter, nowhere near as nice as yours.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Paul,that looks quite familiar.

There's this guy I know, he hooks me up with the good stuff.


Thanks for the comments guys.


John they are identical patterns. Nice one you have there. Do both blades have half stops?

[stockman]

Paul I really like the pile side swedge's that is one beautiful knife.

Harold