So much for mint condition - never used

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So much for mint condition - never used

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Straight from the original factory box, into my pocket, out in my boat, back home in the kitchen.

Get your collectible old Schrades out of the safe and into the real world. Working is what they were meant to do.

Phil
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Nice eating size Smallie Phil!
Nice knife too! ::drool::

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phil, are you showin off? :lol:
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Friends from the 'other forum' will recall when I took a Dholder out rabbit hunting.

Point of the pic is.. sometimes we forget what these great old knives were made for. I have a very nice old Schrade cut electrician's knife on my desk that I use the screwdriver blade for opening up my camera to put in new batteries. I keep on old Camillus rope knife super sharp there as well, for cutting up cardboard for when I ship knives out. And on and on. I appreciate the knives more by using them.

This morning the fish knife smells... well, a bit fishy. As it should.

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