Hey folks, I'm sure most of you know this already, but for those who don't; this knife is not original. The 2OT's were only made with sawcut bone handles (some of which wound up smooth), never jigged bone. That's not even Schrade jigging. It would probably make a decent parts knife if the bolsters aren't too overly buffed, but that's about it.
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Eric
Not an Original Schrade Walden 2OT
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Re: Not an Original Schrade Walden 2OT
Thanks Eric. Good job done replacing handles. Could fool those not familiar with the 2OT.
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Re: Not an Original Schrade Walden 2OT
Did you see that price?? It's gone up $200 since I posted. Two clueless people having a bidding war on a knife they apparently know nothing about. Rehandled with the wrong bone, overbuffed bolsters, wrong center pin (should be brass and spun, not N/S and hammered), and the jimping has been ground off the liners at the backspring when it was re-ground to haft the new handles.
Yet they're still bidding it up to a price approaching an excellent condition original. I don't get it
Here's a pic of what that knife should look like:
As opposed to what is being auctioned off:
Eric

Yet they're still bidding it up to a price approaching an excellent condition original. I don't get it

Here's a pic of what that knife should look like:
As opposed to what is being auctioned off:
Eric