My Schrades
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Greenbone_67
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My Schrades
Here's my small collection. I haven't figured their ages yet, but I think they have not been used.
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Mountain Man Knives
Re: My Schrades
Crocodile......that's a cool one.....I used to have and carry a Schrade 897 Staglon Stockman Knife......it was a good knife too, held an edge had good fit and finish and a lot of walk and talk ~ I've always liked their Old Timer's very much as well ~ Don't cost so much and Made in Us and excellent Craftsmanship ~ Pretty close to a perfect pocket knife that you can walk down to your local Walmart or Kmart and purchase right from the shelves except for that Crocodile one that is Special one ~ Trying to think of other inexpensive quality made knives " Under $30.00 " other than Uncle Henry's Schrade Old Timer and Buck readily made available to the public on store shelves and nothing is coming to Mind ~ Guess these are the TOP 3 that manufactures, as far as the West Coast goes that I can think of, sure there are others elsewhere ~ Have a Good Day and nice pair of Knives you got there Sir ~
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Greenbone_67
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Re: My Schrades
Thanks for taking a look. They are well built and are a piece of history I want to hang on to.
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Re: My Schrades
I have seen a few of those Croc (or is it a gator) knives for sale.
I passed on them but wish I hadn't.
This is the first stag handle Schrade I remember seeing. This is a looker!!!
I passed on them but wish I hadn't.
This is the first stag handle Schrade I remember seeing. This is a looker!!!
Ken Mc.
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