Did Schrade make a Cattle Knife with French Ivory Celluloid and steer head in the Cell?
I know they made some for others, but one with the Schrade tang stamp.
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Harold,
I assume you are speaking of Schrade Cut Co, correct?
Cal might know the answer to that; he might even have a couple.
I assume you are speaking of Schrade Cut Co, correct?
Cal might know the answer to that; he might even have a couple.
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Yes I was speaking of Schrade Cut Co.orvet wrote:Harold,
I assume you are speaking of Schrade Cut Co, correct?
Cal might know the answer to that; he might even have a couple.
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There is no mention in the old extant catalogs (via the 1971 reprints by A.G. Russell) of one of those cattle knives with the steer head but here is a cut of one specifically available in ivory celluloid. There are other cattle knives mentioned elsewhere in the catalogs with "assorted" celluloid handles, and I suspect some in "ivory" were marketed. Winchester sold one with the steer head, and I assumed (perhaps wrongly) that Winchester made the knife. This is all that I know on this subject.
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What you're describing is very much like this Winchester 3009. This old fella has French Ivory handles. Maybe this was made by Schrade Cut Co?????
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Redtrout, could you show another pic of the tang stamp? I can't seem to get a good look at it. Thanks!REDTROUT wrote:made by schrade
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Hibbard Spencer & Bartletttongueriver wrote:Could you show another pic of the tang stamp? I can't seem to get a good look at it.
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Judging by the appearance of the blade grinds, I believe it possible that particular example MAY have been made by Ulster or Imperial.Miller Bro`s wrote:Hibbard Spencer & Bartletttongueriver wrote:Could you show another pic of the tang stamp? I can't seem to get a good look at it.