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Very nice find Paul!

I never would have been able to find one of these where I live, but eBay had one; and to be able to get one in this great of shape...never would I have guessed in a million years this model would make it into my collection.

Schrade Cut. Co. G1543 3/4 HUNTER’S PRIDE
A nice full blade and a faint “HUNTER’S PRIDE” etch

One of the nicest Schrades I have, and the biggest one on my Schrade list.

BFORSE wrote: ↑Fri May 29, 2020 3:53 amSchrade Cut. Co. G1543 3/4 HUNTER’S PRIDE

WOW very nice .. Congrats . . .

Very hard knife to find BFORSE, congratulations!

Been awhile since I've been able to land a nice Schrade but managed this bone handle 861. Really nice jumping, it was put on after the knife was finished and goes into the bolsters.

very nice

JohnR wrote: ↑Sat May 30, 2020 9:23 pm Very hard knife to find BFORSE, congratulations!

Been awhile since I've been able to land a nice Schrade but managed this bone handle 861. Really nice jumping, it was put on after the knife was finished and goes into the bolsters.

Great find & a beautiful knife John! Congrats!

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote: ↑Sat May 02, 2020 12:30 am I am always on the lookout for any good examples of the many variants of schrade cut co jr cattle patterns.

I found this 8584 3/4 and I am very happy with it. It’s in nice used but not abused condition and is rock solid and snappy. I love the golden pearl cell handles, it’s such a great color. You can bet I will tote it around after a sharpening.



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Nice find Paul! I'm happy 4-U!

Very nice bones JohnR. Great condition. Here's a Knifeaholic hand me down from a ways back. Old 825 in stainless steel and nice bones.
Another not so stainless 895

Very nice knives, fellers; my kind!

This Cut Co. whittler's a late arrival and worth the wait. Sweetest action and tight no wobble open after all these years. And who's making bones like this these days? Hmmmmnn.

Schrade Walden 787 stainless Improved Muskrat.

That' a real prize in my book!
Treefarmer

Thanks Phil.

Bones indeed, wonderful knives.

Great bones on the Muskrat Peanut. Great old Schrade in general.

Here is my latest addition....
I was a little confused about the tang stamp when I first got it. I ask about it in another thread and it seems this is the first of the first "new" Old Timer line. The next tang stamp (also produced in the first year) is the SCHRADE-WALDEN tang stamp.
Like this.....

Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 6:18 pm Here is my latest addition....

Nice one Mike.

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2020 6:38 pm
Nice one Mike.

Thanks Skip!
I was happy to find it.

Nice knife. Did not know that about the tang stamp.

mumblypeg wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 3:29 pm Nice knife. Did not know that about the tang stamp.

It sure had me bumfuzzled too.

peanut740 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 17, 2020 7:49 pm Schrade Walden 787 stainless Improved Muskrat.

Not many of those around.

Thanks for continuing to post all your great new Schrade examples. Always love seeing them.

I don't know how long this knife was up for sale but I pulled the trigger as soon as I saw it. I like metal handled pen-knives. Paying attention to what's on sale here has its benefits.https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/ca ... order=DESC

It's a salesman sample SS7099Si. It's my first inked Cut Co sample knife and will look great with my M7099GSil Shac. One has a carbon cutting blade and file with nickel silver handles, the new one (in outstanding condition) has two stainless blades and stainless handles.

SS7099Si (listed in 1930 supplement)
M7099GSil Shac (listed in 1936 supplement)

Schrade Cut Fisherman's Pride with an additional rear etch"J.W.Steel Co."

Beautiful example Roger!

Eric

Thanks Eric.