Bone 8OT

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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Bone 8OT

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I'v been trying to sale some knives, have done fairly well so far. I found this bone 8OT in my pile, and don't know anything about it. Marked Schrade/USA 8OT. Nice bone, nice snap, Almost like new, never used or sharpened. One tiny spot on mark side of master by pull. I'm not up on newer Schrades. I need help on a value.

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Looks like a Schrade Heritage series handles and frame without the Heritage blade stamp and shield. Maybe a overrun knife. Looks like a real nice knife to me Harold.
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My notes at the time I bought one; present value unkown.
"9 August 2013. $50. 3 7/8 inches closed serpentine stockman. Clip with long pull, sheepfoot and spey blades. Clip blade tang-stamped SCHRADE/U.S.A. 8OT. Brass pins and liners. Double threaded pinched nickel silver squared bolsters. Smooth red bone. No shield. Original tan and black box with red “A SHARP IDEA,” stripe and 8OT RB stamped on end flap. Care instructions flyer and plastic bag also enclosed. This is a new un-used knife. Estimated date of manufacture 2000 to 2004."
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tongueriver wrote:My notes at the time I bought one; present value unkown.
"9 August 2013. $50. 3 7/8 inches closed serpentine stockman. Clip with long pull, sheepfoot and spey blades. Clip blade tang-stamped SCHRADE/U.S.A. 8OT. Brass pins and liners. Double threaded pinched nickel silver squared bolsters. Smooth red bone. No shield. Original tan and black box with red “A SHARP IDEA,” stripe and 8OT RB stamped on end flap. Care instructions flyer and plastic bag also enclosed. This is a new un-used knife. Estimated date of manufacture 2000 to 2004."
Thanks for your replay. This is good information.

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Great find ::tu::
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I have one of those bone 8OT knifes.

It's supposed to be a 8OT-RB (red bone). Mine looks more like the bone is brown though. They don't come up for sale very often, and can fetch a decent price sometimes. Especially if ya have the original box. First time I saw one would've swore it was an end of days knife.
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