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Just got this one . My only stag knife .
My favorite pattern Schrade .

Absintheur wrote: ↑Thu Jun 10, 2010 2:07 pm All made in China, the only ones made in the US are the ribbed plastic handled autos.

Where does this kind of information come from ?

It’s taking forever for pages to load . Just wondering if anybody else is having the same problem ?

Well , there goes that thread .
Let’s go Brandon !

Well that’s not a very good start for this new endeavor .

Interesting ….

Saturday Night

This knife is has a tang stamp the simply says Schrade + USA with no model number. It is the same size and shape as the 94OT and has ivory Delrin scales. No scrimshaw on either side. I would like to get any info I can on it, dating, model number, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ::tu:: A...

So my collection pretty much consists of Rough Rider , Case and vintage USA Schrade stuff like Uncle Henry , Old Timer and open stock Schrade . I recently went through everything and did some edge touch ups that were needed on some of the previously used Schrades . Then I thought I'd start doing the...

Here it is . Schrade #175 Grafters Knife

My latest old Schrade . #175 Grafters Knife

This knife is has a tang stamp the simply says Schrade + USA with no model number. It is the same size and shape as the 94OT and has ivory Delrin scales. No scrimshaw on either side. I would like to get any info I can on it, dating, model number, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ::tu:: A...

Just for what it is worth, here is a link to one of the 505SC knives that is begging for bids on the bay. Ray https://www.ebay.com/itm/274815121303 That one certainly looks like yellow delrin which is strange since the 500 series was typically white delrin scrimshawed . The 881 came in yellow with ...

philco wrote: ↑Sat Jun 12, 2021 1:35 am If you can, please post a close up photo of the tang stamp on your newly acquired knife.

I haven't recieved it yet supposed to come either Saturday or Monday but it's identical to the one in the OP's post .

Schrade
NY USA
881

I just won a bid on that same exact knife . Exiting for sure .

I can't see this being an EOD's knife . Not with blades stamped 881 and NY . This has to be a knife from the ''70's or early '80's . I just won a bid on this exact same knife on the bay . It should be here tomorrow or Monday . There's no shield either , so maybe it was meant to be scrimshawed and di...

I know it's an old thread , but I was kinda curious myself as to one of the OP's questions about what these white Delrin 881's are worth in nice condition .

Nice looking stuff . And with that acorn shield !

Beavertail wrote: ↑Thu Jun 03, 2021 2:39 pm Here's their newest release.

Oh , so a single blade unit . That Ramsfoot is a great looking blade

::welcome:: rancher glad to have you aboard the finest knife forum in the world. Great looking RR'S 👌👍👏 Thank you sir . This group seems to be real nice . Although I've run into some real snobbery on some other threads . Then there's those that despise us that collect anything made in China It can ...

I've got one . That Ramsfoot blade is cool . Mine is a Coal Miner series . Black pick bone . There's still some new ones floating around on the bay . The fit and finish on mine is one of the best Rough Riders I have . One of the first Rough Riders I ever got . No clip removal needed and no green to ...

I think you guys pretty much have it covered .
The acorn is my favorite too. Then the crescent moon .

And the hits keep right on comin' ....

I bought a couple . The Old Timer 25ot and the Uncle Henry 227uh . And tell ya the truth , I'm impressed . Of course BTI has been at the healm for a bit now and I'm thinking they're doing a better job with them than Taylor Brands did . But both these are quite nice . The Delrin isn't quite the same ...

They surely look like the real deal minus the tang stamps . The color and hafting on the Old Timer is not what the Chinese knives look like . A bit harder to tell but the staglon on the Uncle Henry looks like the real deal too . And true , if they were made at the Camillus plant , they would have th...