WHAT DID YOU FIND FOR YOUR COLLECTION IN 2012

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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WHAT DID YOU FIND FOR YOUR COLLECTION IN 2012

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This is some of the items I found for my Schrade Collection; in Australia, England and the U.S.A.
I would like to thank all the AAPN members that helped me find some of these Schrades....Ken ::tu::
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Wow ken 2012 has been good to you! I like the red bone old timers and the ducks folder especially. Hope 2013 is just as good.
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2012 Schrade Walden and Schrade Cut Acquisitions:

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Schrade Walden 233 3 1/4" Jack

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Schrade Walden 219 2 3/4" Jack

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Schrade Walden 861 4" Slim Stockman

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Schrade Cut Co 8913 3 1/2" Stockman

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Schrade Walden 856 3 3/8" Cattle Knife

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Schrade Walden 294 3 7/8" Serpentine Jack

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Schrade Cut Co 8174 3 5/8" Cattle Knife

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Schrade Cut Co 8813 4" Stockman
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Nice finds guys!

The Schrade I found this year that was the most exciting to me is the 14OT.
I have been looking for one for 6 years, so to get such a nice one for such a good price was pretty cool for me.
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Only three for me. A couple of 863s gifted to me by Rocky1122 (thanks Squirrel). One is used and I carry it, the other is NOS. Keith (Ozzie Marie) gifted a NOS 77OT to myself and each of my grandsons that live up here. (Thanks Keith)
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2012 couple Cut Co & DE

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I decided to collect a few fix blade Old Timers but I seen a few other I liked.I also found a Grand Dad Old Timer 1080
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I've been steadily adding to the Old Timer collection. With most of the basics acquired, I've resorted to anything unusual or slight variations. Sorry, no pictures yet for all of these.

108OT, Compliments of Schrade Cutlery 1985
858OT, Schrade+
34OT, CSX crew logo
8OT, blue FFA '96 Edition
8OT, Schrade / Walden / NY USA
108OT, Schrade / Walden / NY USA
152OT, Limited Edition for Sportsmen United for Conservation and Preservation
72OT, Compliments of Schrade Cutlery 1987
94OT, bone handle and brass shield for the North American Hunting Club
Old Crafty 9540
Craftsman Old Timer 9522
108OT, Compliments of Schrade Cutlery 1985 (an accidental duplicate)
58OT, with odd Delrin plastic
12OT, Compliments of Schrade Cutlery 1991
33OT, blue FFA
Old Timer gift set with 5OT and 108OT
61OT, Schrade / NY USA / 61OT
104OT, Compliments of Schrade Cutlery
97OT, yellow
34OT, 25th Anniversary with bone handles and sterling bolster
3OT, General Shale Quality
44OT, 2001 Special Edition
12OT, solid brown handles
123OT
108OT, KMart
MM89 Old Timer

I need to find my previous catalog for knives purchased before March... To Be Continued
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34OT, Lumber King 1992
36OT, green Delrin and brass bolsters
94OT, 100th Anniversary
Primble Old Timer with Craftsman 9523 blade
194OT, 100th Anniversary
Primble Old Timer 934

The big purchase of the year, a framed Old Timer Classics set, serial number #12. ::ds::

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If it can be excused, this was acquired in December of 2011: 8)

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