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Hi all, Got another new one, Pic's not 100%, dont know whether it's me or
the camera. I've got a fair idea and it's not the camera.
Anyhow, this one's a Schrade Walden 832.
Not sure, but scales look like jigged delrin.
Any information would be good , always learning.
AussieBosun, Yeah, nice little anvil but didn't know it was chrome when I ordered it.
I've always used the anvil on the vise up till now.


Gary

I picked up this 3OT today while I was out riding the Buell.

I've been looking for these 2 sets for a long time

Schrade Harley Davidson HGS-1 & HGS-8

Keith

nice I'm glad I can't find that lockback it would be an EDC What is the stockman and what year is the set?????

garddogg,

The HGS-1 is a 152OT & 34OT and the HGS-8 is a 5OT & 807UH.

I don't know the years of manufacture but believe it to be sometime in the 80's.

Maybe someone will come along with that answer

Keith

Bearhead Trapper 96ot with box and papers,steel pin+tweasers,1095 high carbon steel

nice knives guys.
havent been around much but thouhgt id make an appearance :lol:picked this one from buddy,its only money!! -------brady

MAN!!! That is Purrrrrrrrrrrrty. Give that baby

wt heck heres some more.........

Gasp! Choke! Gasp!
Whoa Bubba!

Brady that knife took my breath away!
That is the first of those I have seen.

You let me know whan you decide to trade or sell that one.
That is one of my all time favorite patterns!

What a score!

PS- Brady it is about time you showed back up here!
You need to do it more often, especially when you bring knives like these, esp that first one!

Brady,

That Cut Co. is Sweet

Great find

Keith

thanks guys, im real lucky to get that slim trapper model#1293 i think.i bought it for one of my co-workers back a few years ago on the bay and the other day asked him if he would sell it to me and he did , i didnt hesitate to pay him!!
dale you will be the first to know if i get tired of it hope to show back up more often--------------brady

Those early slim trappers are really elegant. Good catch (twice!)!

orvet wrote:Gasp! Choke! Gasp!
Whoa Bubba!

Brady that knife took my breath away!
That is the first of those I have seen.

You let me know whan you decide to trade or sell that one.
That is one of my all time favorite patterns!

What a score!

Hi Dale, I must have missed something... could someone tell me more about that knife... Ken

Some of my 2012 finds to go into my collection.

The Blue Rope-cut Bone Handled ACB80 “# SS45” was well on its’way to be sold in 2004.
I do not know about the Stag Handled LB5 as I have never seen one before.
The 12UH Roadie with the Stag Handles, again I have never seen another like it.
The 152 is a “Guns & Ammo” knife.
The Black Handled PH2 was given to me by a friend that sold Schrade back in 1999.

Here is my latest
1983 Schrade Heratidge USA Bone Stockman

Ken,is yours stamped LB5 or LTD like this one ? The Roadie looks very much like some of Herman's stag...

Brady that is an awesome little knife , a welcome addition to any collection , thanks for sharing

koldgold wrote:

orvet wrote:Gasp! Choke! Gasp!
Whoa Bubba!

Brady that knife took my breath away!
That is the first of those I have seen.

You let me know whan you decide to trade or sell that one.
That is one of my all time favorite patterns!

What a score!

Hi Dale, I must have missed something... could someone tell me more about that knife... Ken

Are you referring to the single blade slim jack with the peach seed bone handles; the first one Brady posted?

It is a Schrade Cut Co; 1946 or before. It was from the first Schrade company before Albert Baer bought Schrade Cut Co and renamed it Schrade Walden. It is probably in the E Catalog if you have a copy.

AussieBosun wrote:Ken,is yours stamped LB5 or LTD like this one ? The Roadie looks very much like some of Herman's stag...

Brady that is an awesome little knife , a welcome addition to any collection , thanks for sharing

Sorry about Brady's knife. I know very little about Schrade before 1970.

Dale, the LB5 is the same knife as the one you have posted - with-out the button in the center of the stag.
The Roadie Look-a -like is also stamped LTD, it is not a Roadie. I have some of them in un-opend boxes.
I also has some Roadie knives with a quail etched blade.
There is no markings or numbers on that little knife that I can see.
Dose Herman always mark His work? or could this have been another knife made to sell in 2004 - It looks factory made.

Not sure if Herman Marked all of his work ,normally H-WILLIAMS followed by the year on the inside pileside liner and over the last couple of years pileside tang also.The thing I like about Herman, apart from being an absolute gentleman to deal with, is the way his customs come out looking better than factory.Here's a 206 i received i recently.......

WOW Aussie that is nice,love those bolsters

Beauty!!

Aussie, that is a good one. And Ken, NO, Herman did not always sign his work.

Another couple of beauties.
Just gotta LOVE them SCHRADES..




Gary.