All About Pocket Knives

My knew love!!

This just landed in my knet!!

I haven't bought a Schrade in a couple of years but I do love them. Truly a piece of American history. Here is all of mine in one shot. Nothing special but thought I would share. The bottom one in the 1st pic says Craftsman on it and I think it was made by Schrade but please correct me if that is wrong.

Here's a Kious I just received as a gift from a "Knife Friend"

Keith

Nice friend Keith!
Nice knife too!

Just scored this ducks scrimshaw and the DU sheath!

Hi all,

I have several new items to add:

The first image is of 3OT and 5OT knives, several of which I find quite uncommon.

The second image is of two 18OT specials that were given to me at thanksgiving by my wife's father.

Enjoy!
Russell

Picked up at the gun show.

Nice LB-8 John!
Looks to be in excellent condition.

61OT 4" Slim Premium Stockman

Keith

Schrade Walden 882Y

Keith

orvet wrote:Nice 8OT John!
Looks to be in excellent condition.

If your talking about Johnj's lockback knife, don't you mean LB8 instead of 8OT Dale?
Your slipping in your old age Dale.

Aimus

Aimus Moses wrote:

orvet wrote:Nice 8OT John!
Looks to be in excellent condition.

If your talking about Johnj's lockback knife, don't you mean LB8 instead of 8OT Dale?
Your slipping in your old age Dale.

Aimus

You are right Aimus!
I changed it now.
Thanks!

Hey Dale, since we're talking bout the LB-8, do you happen to know how long Schrade produced them, from what year to what year I mean? I know it's no where close to the LB-7 and you don't see a lot of the LB-8's around.

Aimus

The LB-8 was made from 1981-2000.

Thanks Dale. BTW, I was just kidding bout that old age thing. Your not slipping .................you just miss a gear every now and then is all.

Aimus

I picked up these two Schrades on our trip to Choteua OK this week. We usually are shopping for Case knives. I couldn't pass these two new in the box knives up. From what I have seen in the forum these were put together by the company that bought the Schrade name with Schrade parts. They are both US made and I am happy with the purchase.

Those 2 knives are quite nice quality with very pretty bone. They were made by Bear & Son (Atlanta, Georgia?) for Stewart Taylor after Schrade closed their doors. I don't think there are any Schrade parts there but I could be wrong. You can spot the Bears because they only have the one pin in the middle. They made these two, a trapper, and a "razor" knife, all in the same style.

I picked these up at the flea market this morning.

Awesome. The flea market we have here has mostly Chinese knives. Nice find.

Hi all, Got this one some months ago, haven't had time to even keep up
with all your posts let alone post pic's myself.

It's a 88LH,,,1875 to 1975.
Schrade USA
Serial #05359.


Gary

Schrade 152.




Gary

Here's another one from some months ago.
Came NIB, but couldn't be bothered to get the box for pic's.

Schrade over U.S.A. over 194OT

Gary.

ringergary wrote:Hi all, Got this one some months ago, haven't had time to even keep up
with all your posts let alone post pic's myself.

It's a 88LH,,,1875 to 1975.
Schrade USA
Serial #05359.


Gary

Nice long horn Gary , that anvil looks pretty special too .......