My latest Schrade

[Mustanger]

That's a nice one, Clint; I watched it go by.

I probably should have as well -

Ya gotta ask yourself, 'when am I going to see another one of these again?'
Super nice knife! Congrats!

[doglegg]

That's a nice one, Clint; I watched it go by.

I probably should have as well -

But you have it now and can enjoy it. Congrats.

[tnorton]

Thanks for the support and understanding of overpaying for the collection - I justified it by (at the same time a 2OT was up for auction) not winning the 2OT - It sorta worked on the Mrs.

[Sasquach]

A post 2004 "new world" Schrade from China. I have only two post 2004 Schrade knives, a scout pattern that was a gift and this Bowie that I purchased out of curiosity. I'm not a big fan.

[toomanyknives]

A post 2004 "new world" Schrade from China. I have only two post 2004 Schrade knives, a scout pattern that was a gift and this Bowie that I purchased out of curiosity. I'm not a big fan.

That's a good lookin' knife, Squach!

[toomanyknives]

Here are my latest Schrades. A nice old LB7 Uncle Henry and a COPE Jack..

[Mustanger]

Here are my latest Schrades. A nice old LB7 Uncle Henry and a COPE Jack..

LB7 and Bear 2.JPGSchrade COPE 2.JPG

Lucky you! LB7s with Staglon scales are kinda rare. The predecessors to the LB8. I'm jealous! Good for you!!

[toomanyknives]

Here are my latest Schrades. A nice old LB7 Uncle Henry and a COPE Jack..

LB7 and Bear 2.JPGSchrade COPE 2.JPG

Lucky you! LB7s with Staglon scales are kinda rare. The predecessors to the LB8. I'm jealous! Good for you!!

Thanks Mustanger. You're right, this is an early one. You can see the reflection of the serial number under the model if you blow up the pic. The serial is 7600. I was lucky to find it in a little thrift sore near my house. It's pretty minty too. I have an LB8 also, and a mint LB7 with wood scales. They are some great old knives.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Here.....

Kerry,

[toomanyknives]

Here.....

Kerry,

Thanks, Skip!

[tnorton]

Here are my latest Schrades. A nice old LB7 Uncle Henry and a COPE Jack..

LB7 and Bear 2.JPGSchrade COPE 2.JPG

Nice

[toomanyknives]

Here are my latest Schrades. A nice old LB7 Uncle Henry and a COPE Jack..

LB7 and Bear 2.JPGSchrade COPE 2.JPG

Nice

Thank you very much.

[tongueriver]

I am seeing this a little differently and I could be wrong, as I so often am. I believe that the first LB-8s had LB-7 blades in them because they did not yet have the LB-8 stamped blades yet. If this is true the op knife is an LB-8 with an LB-7 blade, not vice versa. I would love to hear from someone who is privy to the actual story.

[toomanyknives]

I am seeing this a little differently and I could be wrong, as I so often am. I believe that the first LB-8s had LB-7 blades in them because they did not yet have the LB-8 stamped blades yet. If this is true the op knife is an LB-8 with an LB-7 blade, not vice versa. I would love to hear from someone who is privy to the actual story.

From everything I was able to research TR, the earliest LB7's came with either wood or staglon. But, what you say makes perfect sense also. I'm with you,
it would be nice to find out the real story.

[tongueriver]

Anyway, they are all great knives. My faves are the early 4 pin 'sawcut' Old Timer 7OTs with non-stainless blades but I do like them all.

[toomanyknives]

Anyway, they are all great knives. My faves are the early 4 pin 'sawcut' Old Timer 7OTs with non-stainless blades but I do like them all.

Funny you mentioned that TR. I just pulled this out for a pic the other day. Not a 4 pin though.

[tongueriver]

I have a couple of these.

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[toomanyknives]

I have a couple of these.

7OT 75ann001.jpg0191_1.JPG1980 Beast binder cover (front).jpg1980 7OT Beast flyer (reverse).jpg

Very Nice! Great collection.

[Mustanger]

Anyway, they are all great knives. My faves are the early 4 pin 'sawcut' Old Timer 7OTs with non-stainless blades but I do like them all.

Funny you mentioned that TR. I just pulled this out for a pic the other day. Not a 4 pin though.

Schrade 7-OT.JPG

Just a couple of pictures from my files....

[tongueriver]

Big iron.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Anyway, they are all great knives. My faves are the early 4 pin 'sawcut' Old Timer 7OTs with non-stainless blades but I do like them all.

Funny you mentioned that TR. I just pulled this out for a pic the other day. Not a 4 pin though.

Schrade 7-OT.JPG

Nice TMK! I'm a 7-0T fan all the way! .... This week I just picked up a 6-OT (I don't need it, but the price was TOO good to pass up ) ... I think it was called the "GOLDEN BEAR", and they started making them in 1995

[toomanyknives]

Anyway, they are all great knives. My faves are the early 4 pin 'sawcut' Old Timer 7OTs with non-stainless blades but I do like them all.

Funny you mentioned that TR. I just pulled this out for a pic the other day. Not a 4 pin though.

Schrade 7-OT.JPG

Just a couple of pictures from my files....

Wow! Those are prime!

[toomanyknives]

Anyway, they are all great knives. My faves are the early 4 pin 'sawcut' Old Timer 7OTs with non-stainless blades but I do like them all.

Funny you mentioned that TR. I just pulled this out for a pic the other day. Not a 4 pin though.

Schrade 7-OT.JPG

Nice TMK! I'm a 7-0T fan all the way! .... This week I just picked up a 6-OT (I don't need it, but the price was TOO good to pass up ) ... I think it was called the "GOLDEN BEAR", and they started making them in 1995

Thanks TOPDOG! They are great old knives. I'll buy them all day if the price is right!

[Sasquach]

Picked this one up from an AAPK store.

[CluelessNick]

I've had a revived interest in my collection lately so I found these 2 Schrade Walden 896k's to add to the shelf.

I like them a lot.