HERMAN WILLIAMS PEACHSEED JIGGING AND TURKISH CLIPS

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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HERMAN WILLIAMS PEACHSEED JIGGING AND TURKISH CLIPS

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These just arrived from Herman Williams. Since the 893 SFO for WalMart had 2 blades I decided to have a couple made with a single blade...a slim, Sunday go to meeting knife. I like sets so he made me matching knives with 3 blades.
The trapper is a re-jigged TRT 96...the 2nd TRT96 is just for comparison.
WORM GROVED GREEN BONE AND PEACHSEED RED BONE 893's (1).jpg
WORM GROVED GREEN BONE AND PEACHSEED RED BONE 893's (2).jpg
WORM GROVED GREEN BONE AND PEACHSEED RED BONE 3 BLADE 893's.jpg
WORM GROVED GREEN BONE AND PEACHSEED RED BONE SINGLE BLADE 893's.jpg
PEACHSEED RE-JIGGED TRT 96 TRAPPER.jpg
BEFORE AND AFTER PEACHSEED RE-JIGGED TRT 96 TRAPPER  (1).jpg
BEFORE AND AFTER PEACHSEED RE-JIGGED TRT 96 TRAPPER  (2).jpg
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What is the "TRT" ? "96" i assume is for the 96OT pattern ?
I do not recognize the original Schrade knife shown here. Was it a late release like 2003-4 ?
hoping for a little more information on the TRT 96.
thanks, kj
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The TRT96, Tennessee River Trapper, is modeled after the 296. It's 4-1/8" closed and has jigged bone handles, hollow ground stainless blades, no shield and SCHRADE SUPER SHARP etched on the blade. The tang stamp is SCHRADE+ over U.S.A. LTD. The same knife was used with different tang stamps, shields, etching and handle material...most often bone. I'm not sure, but I think they were all made between 2000 and 2004 .
TRT-96 TENNESSEE RIVER TRAPPER WITH AMBER JIGGED BONE.jpg
LTD 296 TRAPPER BLUE JIGGED BONE.jpg
LTD 96 TRAPPER BROWN JIGGED BONE.jpg
LTD  296 TRAPPER GREEN WOOD.jpg
LTD  296 TRAPPER AMBER JIGGED BONE.jpg
CSW 296 - CIGAR BOX CLASSIC TRAPPER AMBER JIGGED BONE.jpg
296 TRAPPER UNFINISHED 100 ANNIV KNIFE.jpg
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Dang! Schrade was as bad as Case is about making forty eleven different variations of the same knife. Welcome to the world of collecting. ::facepalm::
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If they didn't make so many variations, my collection would be a lot smaller, and my bank account bigger. I guess that when you make knives for 100 years, you're going to re-issue a few patterns.
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If they didn't make so many variations, my collection would be a lot smaller, and my bank account bigger. I guess that when you make knives for 100 years, you're going to re-issue a few patterns.
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dweb, Thank you and the pics you posted show exactly what was going on with this pattern. The knives issued close to the end are ones i don't know. This 96 with bone makes for a very attractive knife & full size too.
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A couple better pictures of the TRT-96
TRT 96 WITH RE-JIGGED HANDLES.jpg
SCHRADE TENNESSEE RIVER TRAPPER WITH PEACHSEED BONE HANDLES.jpg
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Can Someone give me MrWilliams contact info
Looking for a user Schrade CutCo 8813 ......
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