Family Picture Day
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Hak1911
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Family Picture Day
Roll Call!!
I think I have them in Age order as well
I'm still new to this stuff
I think I have them in Age order as well
I'm still new to this stuff
Looking for a user Schrade CutCo 8813 ......
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0078
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Re: Family Picture Day
Good showing and welcome to aapk. Looks like you have them right pre 1973 to post 1973. The black one doesn't look to be tang stamped?
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Re: Family Picture Day
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Hak1911
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Re: Family Picture Day
It is it's a Schrade Walden NY 46-50 I take the pics with a IPhone so not the clearest images.0078 wrote:Good showing and welcome to aapk. Looks like you have them right pre 1973 to post 1973. The black one doesn't look to be tang stamped?
Looking for a user Schrade CutCo 8813 ......
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Re: Family Picture Day
Welcome to AAPK. I like the Scrades.
David
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Re: Family Picture Day
Who can't love an 881? They started out without a match strike pull, then used it for awhile, then abandoned it again. As far as that 1946 to 1950 tang-stamp goes, I have a Schrade Walden 256 that was probably made no earlier than 1952 and it also has that stamp. I doubt if any stamps were discarded until they were sufficiently worn. I suspect that some of the old Schrade Cutco stamps were used for a few days or weeks into 1947, after the Baer acquisition. Same thing with the changeover in 1973.
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Hak1911
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Re: Family Picture Day
A style of their own those 881 boys....
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Re: Family Picture Day
Cal, I am sure you are right about that, that's one of many reasons it is so hard to date Schrade knives.tongueriver wrote: I doubt if any stamps were discarded until they were sufficiently worn. I suspect that some of the old Schrade Cutco stamps were used for a few days or weeks into 1947, after the Baer acquisition. Same thing with the changeover in 1973.
Besides we can be assured that they didn't throw away any blades they had already made and stamped before they introduced a new stamp. They used the blades until they were out of them!
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