schrade scrimshaw

[logman09]

Here's a set I've had for a while, but just recently found. Don't you hate it when you put something away and then when you want it you can't find it.
Ed

[W5RWU]

That is a nice one!
W5rwu

[philco]

Worth looking for IMO

Good looking scrims.

[brady806]

nice set logman heres a 1982 set but i was not fortunate enough to get them with the plastic insert and the banner for the upper half. i dont think many of the sets had the 8 pc. i did get all the idividual boxes with paperwork and white sleeves though! hard not to get scrim fever ----------brady

[justold52]

logman09 GR8 set. It looks just like my 1991 set.

Here is a 1990 and a 1992.

brady806 perhaps this will help you.

[brady806]

beautiful sets justold-dang i like those scrims, neat as all get out to find a set and be lucky enough to own it. all with matching serial numbers!!!!!!!! so many schrades/so few dollars ------------brady

[brady806]

couple more; 1989 mechanics commemorative special edition blade etch and a lb-1sc kmart 1983 rabbit. complete boxes,paperworks. ---------brady

[brady806]

couple more pics of same

[justold52]

Nice to see your joining in the scrimshaw neat stuff.

Here is one that not many have ever see before.

Schrade SC500 Linelock Food Lion 1994 4" done by Frank Giorgian.

[brady806]

cant say i have, i dont think there weretoo many on the 123 frame was there? thanks for sharing---------brady

[ea42]

Ken,

That eagle scrimmed SC500 was actually a knife done for the Tharpe Co. The pine cones are a giveaway. The pile side handle should also have a pine cone hot stamp if I remember correctly. they were/are an incentive rewards company, so it's possible that Food Lion purchased the knife for some kind of recognition program. Nice knife! I believe that one was done in 1994. There was a similar 125OT with the SC500 covers done in the mid-late 1980's.

Eric

[justold52]

ea42 nice of you to add to the history of my knife.

Yes you remember correctly.!!!! The pile side handle should also have a pine cone hot stamp

I would like to see that Food Lion your talking about.

I corrected it to be made in 1994 now.

[muddbone]

Can anyone tell me what the 508 Scrimshaw is worth? Unused in the box. Pic isn't good at all, but is the only one i have. Thanks in advance.

[ea42]

Muddbone, that's a 1981 edition if those are racoons on the scrim, it's mighty hard to make it out. It's mighty hard to set a value on these types because the market fluctuates with each passing week. It really all depends on how badly a person might want that particular year or pattern. Check out Ebay and see what they've been selling for lately, or if you want to set a price, maybe start around $75 and see what happens, if it doesn't sell, drop the price a bit. I wouldn't necessarily go by the huge "Buy It Now" prices some folks have up for knives nowadays, to me that's just wishful thinking, or waiting for a sucker.

Eric

[muddbone]

Muddbone, that's a 1981 edition if those are racoons on the scrim, it's mighty hard to make it out. It's mighty hard to set a value on these types because the market fluctuates with each passing week. It really all depends on how badly a person might want that particular year or pattern. Check out Ebay and see what they've been selling for lately, or if you want to set a price, maybe start around $75 and see what happens, if it doesn't sell, drop the price a bit. I wouldn't necessarily go by the huge "Buy It Now" prices some folks have up for knives nowadays, to me that's just wishful thinking, or waiting for a sucker.

Eric

Eric, thank you for the info. It is actually an Indian and a bear. Pic is horrible, i apologize. Again, thank you for your help.

[ozzie marie]

Here's a Massey Ferguson Set I won in a Silent Auction last weekend

Keith

[justold52]

GR8 set Oz....

We do not see many of these around.

This is my 2nd time ever seeing a Massey set.

Take it with you (When you go to a tractor-pull) I am sure you will get top dollar then.

[ea42]

FINE looking set Keith!! Nice unique scrims too!

Eric

[skoal]

I have four Schrade scrimshaw knives.

#1. SCHRADE + USA BC (Bear Cult) it's part of the American Indian series,
made in 1985.

#2. SCHRADE + USA SC507 2 Bears made in 1985.

#3. SCHRADE + USA SC507 2 Raccoons made in 1984.

#4. SCHRADE USA SC500 2 Raccoons made in 1983.

Thanks for looking.

[1967redrider]

Here's a couple Schrade Scrimshaw sets I have.

[1967redrider]

Here's the Schrade/Wostenholm set.

[orvet]

As most of you know Schrade scrimshaw knives are not actual scrimshawing. They are artwork that is hot stamped in the Delrin then inked to look like scrimshawing. Frank Giorgianni Sr. did more of the artwork for Schrade than by any other artist. In 2006, just a couple years after Schrade closed, I was part a group of Schrade collectors on BladeForums. We were fortunate to be able to persuade Mr. Giorgianni to hand scrim some knives for our group. He did it for the love of Schrade knives and the passion for his art. He certainly did not get rich off the small sum we paid for each knife. I think there were only about 25 of these knives made & sold, if memory serves me correctly.
Mr. Giorgianni is retired and was gracious enough to come out of retirement for a few days to make the knives for us. As I recall his son said it would probably be the last knives he scrimshawed, as his health was poor at the time.

I consider myself most fortunate to have #13 of these commemorative knives. It is hand scrimshawed and hand etched by a man who was a legend in the knife scrimshawing world. His Schrade production scrimshaw pieces are still sought after by knife collectors today.

I have included pictures of both sides of the COA he included with the knife.
I hope you enjoy the pics and the story that goes with them.
Dale

[ouhunter]

Dale, Awesome story and what a great looking knife

[1967redrider]

I read in one reference book recently that these were done in Mastadon Ivory, wish I would have snapped a picture of it. Could it be possible?

[tongueriver]

For some reason I had it in mind that they were bone.