I have looked in the old catalog pages but cannot find this one. Unusual single blade 3-5/8" EO jack, stainless steel on back tang.
Anyone have any info?
Help identify a Schrade Easy Open Jack?
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Help identify a Schrade Easy Open Jack?
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
Re: Help identify a Schrade Easy Open Jack?
I don't think I've seen one of those in the catalogs, but it would be a SS1021. Neat knife
Edit to add that would be the pattern number if it was a Cut Co. I see it's a Walden so that's no help - sorry.
Edit to add that would be the pattern number if it was a Cut Co. I see it's a Walden so that's no help - sorry.
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Re: Help identify a Schrade Easy Open Jack?
Hmmmmmm......
Do you think it is a mod?
Do you think it is a mod?
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Re: Help identify a Schrade Easy Open Jack?
Hmm, that's an odd one. The only Walden Stainless blades I recall seeing are the ones in the 905 and 906 pattern utility knives, but those have different nail nick type and location. Also, most of the Walden era knives have a pattern number on the back of the main blade. Most, but not all. It's possible it was an SFO, but it would be rather plain for an SFO. No shield...
That being said, it "looks" Schrade, although I think the EO notch has been added.
As we have already said many times, ANYTHING is possible with Schrade.
That being said, it "looks" Schrade, although I think the EO notch has been added.
As we have already said many times, ANYTHING is possible with Schrade.
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Re: Help identify a Schrade Easy Open Jack?
Looks a lot like a blade out of a 'scout' type knife.