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Schrade 100th Ann. knives

Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 3:33 am
by nmikash
Does anyone know which models Schrade produced with the 100th Anniversary shield? There is a seller on ebay with many models with this shield that I have not seen before 834UH, 96OT, 8OT, 833UH. The seller also has highly questionable feedback, just makes me wonder if they were do it yourself special editions.

Nick

Posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 8:08 pm
by tobyrogers
Check the Schrade forum over at BF.There was a list of what was legit.Arnold

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:07 am
by justold52
tobyrogers wrote:Check the Schrade forum over at BF.There was a list of what was legit.Arnold
Whats BF??

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 4:36 am
by jonet143
http://www.bladeforums.com
it's another site similar to this.

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 5:17 am
by nmikash
BF is similar, but not quite as friendly as AAPK. I like it here much better.
Nick

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 6:07 am
by jonet143
definitley the friendliest and helpful. no knife snobs here.

Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 7:55 am
by Gr8Scout
I had copied this, I think the source is Orvet.

100th ANNIVERSARY
Schrade A34OT Middleman 3 5/16 in.- 2 PC Embossed Tin, Anniversary Shield
Schrade ACB296 Schrade Classic, Bone Rope Cut Handle, Cigar Box Limited to 1,000 Pieces
Schrade ACB25 Schrade Classic, Bone Rope Cut Handle, Cigar Box Limited to 1,000 Pieces
Schrade ACB72 Schrade Classic, Bone Rope Cut Handle, Cigar Box Limited to 1,000 Pieces
Schrade ACB80 Schrade Classic, Bone Rope Cut Handle, Cigar Box Limited to 1,000 Pieces
Schrade SDH01 D'Holder Ram
Schrade SDH02 D'Holder Grizzly
Schrade SDH03 D'Holder Elk
Schrade SDH04 D'Holder Whitetail (52 produced)
Schrade A156OT Lit’l Finger Anniversary (less than 25 produced)
Schrade A509BN Anniversary (11 produced)
Schrade BE5 Wood LB5 Anniversary (11 produced)

And I have found things that do look 'official' like an A72OT peanut and some of the lite weight black handled jobs.


Ya gotta watch out. There are a lot of 'put together' 100 year anniversary knives/sets floating around. It is up to the individual collector whether or not these 'put-togethers'-- some by Smokey Mountain and some by Taylor Cutler, are legitimate or not. In my opinion they are if Taylor, the new, legal owner of the name, put the things together. After all, The entire Schrade-Imperial-Ulster family was built by buying and combining companies. As is the case with so many brands.

Promoting the above idea would lead to a lot of scathing replies if I made it in the forum referred to above. I am not looking to start a pissing match, just stating fact and reality as I know it.

Phil