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C6 very nice EO Jack Here is a three blade equal end camper/utility folder. Happy New Year, Lloyd

Lloyd, that is a really nice one! HNY to you too!

I've got a few more I'll photograph tomorrow and post up.

Very nice EO checksix, thanks for showing it. Lloyd I have a feeling those are not seen often, that's a real beauty.

Duffer wrote:C6 very nice EO Jack Here is a three blade equal end camper/utility folder. Happy New Year, Lloyd

Lloyd that 3 blade utility is just spectacular! You don't see many in that condition.

"You don't see many in that condition"
I have not ever seen many of that 3 blade pattern. This could be the first one i have seen. Can you find it in Cat. E ?
kj

Thanks C6, Paul, Greg and KJ for the nice comments! This is one of the SCC folders I found at the OKCA show this past April. I am hopefully headed back in 2017 for another stab at some classic vintage folders Happy New Year and here is hoping we all find some vintage folder gold in 2017! C6 you sure know how to end the year with your fantastic haul Lloyd

Here's the SCC's and Walden's from yesterday. You already saw the EO up above... here are the others.
2173 - SCC Eq End Jack 3-5/8"
2263 - SCC Regular Jack, I think from around WWI with the bone jigging 3-1/4"
2043 - Barehead Jack - Walden 3-3/4"
C2154AC - SCC r/w/b celluloid 3-3/8"
190 - Walden ivory budder - '50s?

Dave, the first picture shows very good composition, & nice knives too. If you run short on work you could become a Knife Photographer.
kj

Thanks kj! but I'm not anywhere near pro level. I try to do the best I can though, since in our hobby, photos are everything. Pros would have used a light box or auxiliary lighting for these shots but I prefer natural lighting and you pretty much have to take what it gives you at any given time.

C6 I can imagine how exciting it was to get those all at once

WOW C6 you really struck some vintage gold there! The bone is fantastic and that celluloid looks almost new What a haul to end 2016 with Happy New Year my friends, Lloyd

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:This one came in yesterday.

Damn!!!
That's nice

This cut co is a little rough but the price was right. I looked it up in schrade catalogs and I'm pretty sure it's an 8913. Clip is down a bit but other two are all there and its snappy

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:This cut co is a little rough but the price was right. I looked it up in schrade catalogs and I'm pretty sure it's an 8913. Clip is down a bit but other two are all there and its snappy

Yep! looks like a 8913. Is it 3-1/2" long?

CheckSix wrote:Yep! looks like a 8913. Is it 3-1/2" long?

Yes it is, a very handy size for EDC.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:

CheckSix wrote:Yep! looks like a 8913. Is it 3-1/2" long?

Yes it is, a very handy size for EDC.

That's a good one, alright!

Here is one that is a little unusual. Schrade Cut.Co. never made fixed blade knives. None. In nine years I have seen three with SCCO tang-stamps. The first two were identified by a respected researcher of Schrades as being made for them by Kinfolks. The third one is this one. I don't know who made it. The sheath was missing; that might have helped. Hammered pins and brass guard. Nice bone, with one chip at the butt. Probably marketed to boys, it is just shy of eight inches overall.

Thanks for showing us that one Cal!

Wonderful piece Cal! I got a two-fer today, walden 899 peachseed (with NS liners ) and a walden scout with no pattern number. I'm quite happy with both, the spey on the 899 is very elegantly shaped and the scout has a big honkin' screwdriver.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:Wonderful piece Cal! I got a two-fer today, walden 899 peachseed (with NS liners ) and a walden scout with no pattern number. I'm quite happy with both, the spey on the 899 is very elegantly shaped and the scout has a big honkin' screwdriver.

The utility knife appears to be a 914. Look here in the '68 catalog.... http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/ ... W-CATS.pdf

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote: I got a walden 899 peachseed (with NS liners )

U.SA. is missing on your tang stamp. That means it was quite early- closer to 1950 than to 1960.

Here's a cool, little S-W, 3-1/8" equal end jack, with strata-wood handles. It's the open stock #243 and was only made from 1953-'54. Not a safe queen, just a good HOK. It actually looks better in hand, than the photos I could get of it, in the available light today.

royal0014 wrote:Got me droolin' here, Six ..... that's a real sweetie!

Thanks! but I think your drool and the "real sweetie" description, are from me having candy in the photos!

Was here when I got home from Scott!

CheckSix wrote:

royal0014 wrote:Got me droolin' here, Six ..... that's a real sweetie!

Thanks! but I think your drool and the "real sweetie" description, are from me having candy in the photos!