The New Presto Flying Jack

[CutleryCollector-com]

I believe that those other 20 motorized displays still belong to your family, even though lost in a landfill. And although it would be a hollywood dream, digging them up and restoring just one to auction off for a charity would make an amazing chapter in Schrade history.

[1967redrider]

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Table top display. The thumb press the button and the blade closes and opens. DC powered with an electro magnet. A one and only, not operational.

Thanks, Bill. That is awesome too.

[wiseguy]

I hadn’t seen that one before Bill, very cool! Thanks for sharing this with us here

[bill schrade]

Here's another one. It's wired for AC and DC. I was going to restore but when I opened it it was full of asbestos insulation.

[CutleryCollector-com]

Wow! How many times can I say it- Wow! More history revealed - Thanks Again!

[BestVintageKnives]

Wow! How many times can I say it- Wow! More history revealed - Thanks Again!

Ever see all the pictures of the Display boards from the Schrade factory museum? I have those around here somewhere too if anyone is interested to see

[CutleryCollector-com]

Are there factory mounted switchblades on any of the display boards?

[BestVintageKnives]

Are there factory mounted switchblades on any of the display boards?

Only about a hundred or two

[BestVintageKnives]

Sorry for the poor quality. I have to find all the originals.

[BestVintageKnives]

I found more of the photos. The Schrade collection had a small but mighty Italian switchblade collection. Incredible pieces. One of them is one of the most obscure and unique Italian switchblades ever made. I have one just like. The only two known in that size. Of course mine is nowhere nearly as nice as the mint one from the Schrade collection.

[BestVintageKnives]

Another view from the photos I took during a private viewing I had.

[CutleryCollector-com]

Great picture! Thanks!

[schmoozer]

Thanks, Bill!!

Plus a pic of my type tray knives.