All About Pocket Knives

A pair of slendereenos, 825SS Razor Blades

Great looking knives Hal. That Turkish Clip/California Clip/Muskrat Clip blade is one of the few clip patterns I can abide. I noticed they etched a double edge razor blade on the master. That will confuse the heck out of the younger folks. I doubt they've ever seen one to know what it is.

That pair of Schrade Walden stockmen are so fine!

Nice ones Hal!
Do you have an approximate age of the plastic box packaging on that top knife?

I don’t recall seeing those before.
You guys up in the NE seem to find more of those neat little oddities than I see out in the Pacific NW.

And that red filled stamping on the shield, that's a first for me.

orvet wrote:Nice ones Hal!
Do you have an approximate age of the plastic box packaging on that top knife?

I don’t recall seeing those before.
You guys up in the NE seem to find more of those neat little oddities than I see out in the Pacific NW.

1964 (Release year of the Razor Blade Series) or 1965 Dale.



They quit the threaded bolsters pretty quickly too I believe.

They both came from a seller in Washington State...

Thanks Hal!

I was up ta camp this past week and while working under the camp I found one of my Grandpa's old fishing boxes and inside was his old Schrade 125ot,MAN am I glade I found her

I found these little Brown boxes with "Old Timer" printed on the top.
Inside was two nice little knives made by Schrade about 1970-73.

GD, great vintage shot (right down to them ancient toes!) Too cool to find your Grandpa's Old Timer - truly buried treasure.

KG - man you find the nicest knives - no one down there must ever use a knife - just keep em sitting in boxes!

Old Hunter wrote: KG - man you find the nicest knives - no one down there must ever use a knife - just keep em sitting in boxes!

I did not find them "down here", I found them "UP THERE" in the USA.
They came from the estate of the owner of a Hardware Store, back in the late 1960’s early 1970’s.

I also found a Schrade D'holder in London... Ken

OH ;Too cool ,just glad I beat my brother to the job Koldgold thats some nice Primble

I bumped into a Schrade USA 152 Sharpfinger today; NOS with the leather sheath, but no packaging. Looking at e-Bay prices I didn't steal it and I didn't pay too much. I didn't own a single fixed blade Schrade until today, so it was a timely find.

Old Hunter,
Can you post pics of the handle?
You don't often see them with wood handles from the factory.

You bet Dale. This is the only other picture I took yesterday, if you look at the edge the wood looks to be a laminate.

Dale, finally had enough daylight to get a couple of better pictures; not sure about the wood being laminate, could be a tight cross grain.

Found this Uncle Henry LB-7 in very good shape today. It has the solid spring (as opposed to the two piece) and a + marked blade. Not sure of the era but would guess late 1980's or early 1990's.

IT LOOKS LIKE A BUCK AND IT SOUNDS LIKE A BUCK, BUT IT IS NOT A BUCK.
This is my latest finds, one of the 3 Buck 301 knives Schrade made back in 1966-67.

Nice find Koldgold I've yet to find one

garddogg56 wrote:Nice find Koldgold I've yet to find one

Hi garddoggg,
I did not find the Bucks, I asked about in the US, then beg and payed top dollar for them.... Ken

Dogg, why don't you check out REDTROUT here on AAPK? He has been listing a 1966 era Schrade mfg Buck 301 in his AAPK store - it is brand new without a package. I bought one from him back in April, the knife is perfect NOS and his price was as good as you will find. OH

Ken;I'm from the great Northeast U.S. called Maine OH;I'll do that thanx

Mr Trout ( Richard) has been selling knives to me for years.

garddogg56 wrote:Ken;I'm from the great Northeast U.S. called Maine OH;I'll do that thanx

Hi garddogg, I was thinking you could have been in Australia - We have some Schrade Collectors over here.

Schrade+ USA LTD - Copenhagen
not sure what timber was used for the handle but if feels and looks real nice ......