I recently purchased a beautifully handled and finished NAHC, Schrade 5ot, from Herman Williams, and i am trying to get some information as to the history of it. Any help from you very knowledgeable gentleman, would be greatly appreciated. The pics are as under.
Tony.
Schrade Mystery Running Deer-5ot
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Re: Schrade Mystery Running Deer-5ot
Pic#2(new at doing this. Seems to be a long-winded way i am doing it
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Re: Schrade Mystery Running Deer-5ot
Beautiful knives Tony, as are all the Herman Williams knives I've seen. I know nothing about Schrade knives but I do know, for future reference and your convenience, you can add up to ten pictures per post. Try it next time. 
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Jerry D.
This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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Many thanks Jerryd. I tried to put the 3 on in one go, but it didn't work....will persevere with it next time.
Tony.
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Re: Schrade Mystery Running Deer-5ot
Tony, the blade etch looks the same as a run of knives that were done for Gander Mountain, although I'm not sure what shield was used on their knives. Those were originally done in natural stag if I remember correctly. Beautiful knife!!
Eric
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