Schrade perfection,,

Schrade Cutlery Company was founded in 1904 by George Schrade, and his brothers Jacob and William Schrade. In 1946 Imperial Knife Associated Companies, (IKAC; an association of Ulster Knife Co and Imperial Knife Co) purchased controlling interest in Schrade Cut Co and changed the name to Schrade Walden Cutlery. In 1973 the name was changed to Schrade Cutlery. In 2004 Schrade closed due to bankruptcy.

This forum is dedicated to the knives that are the legacy of this company. This forum is not the place to discuss the replica knives currently being imported using the Schrade name.
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Got these 2 last year.. ::ds:: ::ds::
Post some other's later.. ::groove::
Happy new year to all... ::handshake::
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Nice Schrades
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::tu:: ::tu::
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Happy New Year!

I love those knives, but really have a question about that knife pouch. Did it come with that Old Timer patch by any chance, or did you add that yourself? Reason I'm asking, I recently bought a roll of a THOUSAND of those patches and wondered, aside from some sheaths, what they were used for. ::shrug::
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Thanks all for the comments.
Bob.W, I bought a heap of those patches, and stick them on everything.
I'd probably have one on my forehead if I thought people wouldn't laugh. ::dang::
They probably do anyway. ::shrug::
Yes, those are nice knives. I'am really rapt in that 25th anniversary one.
It's all sterling silver.

Gary.
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I've gotten a couple of the 25th Anniversary Old Timers recently, and they are really nice.
What's the black knife on the top right?

Funny thing about those stickers. Mine is a complete roll of 1000. :) I'll have to post up a picture.
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The knife top right in knife case is a 24OTX.

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I'am not sure if that's the knife you asked about.
The black one top left is a Schrade+ 834UH Limited Edition.

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Bob W. wrote:I've gotten a couple of the 25th Anniversary Old Timers recently, and they are really nice.
What's the black knife on the top right?

Funny thing about those stickers. Mine is a complete roll of 1000. :) I'll have to post up a picture.
Hi Gary, I have about ten "Schrade 34 SS" 25th Anniversary knives in the wooden box they came in.
I also have one "unfinished 34OT SS" I paid $15 for, some years ago (I will post it below)
The 34OT SS is without doubt "Schrade Perfection"

The Xtimer "35OTX" was only sold by Wolmart, I have six of them in their Schrade box.

I would like to find one of those LTD Black handled 34OT knives.. Nice one, Gary !

I also collect Schrade "Dealer Give-a-ways." (34OT posted)

The Schrade stickers (BobW asked about) were used by Schrade ::tu:: before 2004, on the "SG7 Sheath".
The "New Schrade - Taylor Brand" ::td:: is also using them on some of their LB knive Sheaths ... Ken

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Hi Ken, Yeah, mine's got the wooden box with it.
Mine is stamped 34OT over S.S.

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Yeah, I meant top left. Or your left vs my left, or the other left...

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Here are the 25th Anniversary knives from my collection:

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ringergary wrote:Hi Ken, Yeah, mine's got the wooden box with it.
Mine is stamped 34OT over S.S.

Gary.
Hi Gary, the wooden boxes do not like sunlight - the sum makes the wood go dark.
Some of my knives came in a white sleave to protect the wooden box.

BobW, did you see my post on your sticker question in my last post ? You did ask about them ... Ken
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koldgold wrote:
ringergary wrote: BobW, did you see my post on your sticker question in my last post ? You did ask about them ... Ken
Yes, thank you. I have since seen some of those stickers in use on the Old Timer nylon sheaths.

The similar Taylor stickers are easy to differentiate because they don't have the "USA".
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