old timer 2ot - how rare?

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.

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I have the opertunity to buy an used Old Timer 2OT. Handle has no cracks and snap is good and very little sharppening has been done. Just wanting to know how rare the old timer 2OT is and a range of value that one maybe worth??
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Welcome to the forum. Here's a link to a thread back in 2010 where this very subject was discussed. It may help you out with your question.

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 35&t=15956
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gofishing wrote:I have the opertunity to buy an used Old Timer 2OT. Handle has no cracks and snap is good and very little sharppening has been done. Just wanting to know how rare the old timer 2OT is and a range of value that one maybe worth??

This just sold on e-bay recently $335 !!!!!

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WOW!! That's a pretty knife ::tu:: ::tu:: I may have to put that one on my list ::tu::
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$335 for that one? That is not a bad price.
I have seen them go for over $500, but usually they are in the box, unused.

To answer your question; There are usually a half dozen per year that show up on ebay, sometimes more, sometimes less. IIRC, it was last year a 2OT that I would consider a parts knife sold on ebay for about $135. Both blades were badly worn and as I recall one or both handles were cracked. That is the least amount I have seen one sell for, but it was not worth the price as far as I was concerned.

Occasionally a 2OT will sell for under $300, but not often. Mostly they sell from about $400-$500.





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Thanks guys!! I may be dreaming to own one. I'm new at this collecting thing. My wife wishes I never started. Me personally - I'm have a blast. ::nod::
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gofishing wrote:Thanks guys!! I may be dreaming to own one. I'm new at this collecting thing. My wife wishes I never started. Me personally - I'm have a blast. ::nod::
Yeah, you're dreaming of owning a Schrade 2OT and she's dreaming of a week in Hawaii. :lol: :lol:
Good luck with that one my friend. That's a beautiful knife. I hope you get your wish.
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One sold last night on Ebay for $342.00 with a tipped blade and had been cleaned. The one BigMonk has posted was one I sold, and it had two cracks on the handle. I sold one in the box with a tipped blade and tarnish recently for $425.00. They are a highly sought pattern for an avid Schrade collector.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/120849346097?ss ... 500wt_1182
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The other one I sold to a private collector.
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Going need to save some $$$ but I'm going to keep it on my want list - I think I'm in love ! :lol:
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I want that advertising one in the old thread. I love advertising on old knives that aren't plastic scaled.
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