Thought I'd show off my Schrades. I've finally gotten all but a handful of beater/users organized. I will also be showcasing a few IKAC and ISC related brand knives. I've had a Schrade since my folks started allowing me to carry a knife the summer before I turned 10, when I was given a beat-up Middleman and a Colonial Electrician. I try to focus on Old Timers. But, all Schrades and associated knives get my interest, if the price and condition are good enough.
The case itself. Pretty sure it's by Taylor Brands. ISC had nothing to do with it. But, I have examples of all four brands in here.
I keep my big lockbacks in the inside of the case itself. They are too big to fit in the elastic. Honestly, I like the Schrade handle shape better than the Buck. The corners and edges are more rounded, and thus easier to hold. But, the Buck is all that can be bought new. Thankfully, if you're in the market for Schrade lockbacks, all the but LB-8 seem to be inexpensive.
LB-8 Papa Bear. This is my Granddad's--I cleaned it up for him, and haven't put it back yet. Box and paperwork is in his box. Personally, I don't know why it sold so poorly. The Staglon offers a MUCH better grip than wood.
6-OT Golden Bear. I recently bought this one; and poor storage (due to leaving it in the sheath) had led to some heavy corrosion of the bolsters; but otherwise, I could tell it was unused. No box, but it did include the nylon sheath (stored in outside pocket of case). I was quite surprised to find the manual/warranty card folded up inside the sheath. It is dated 2002; thus pretty close to end-of-days. I stow the sheath in the outside compartment of the case.
Front of elastic/felt panel.
Schrade Walden 204S Lineman's Knife. Beater. Soon to be upgraded. Normally, this is a work knife, but filler at present to hold a slot.
Heavily modified 204S, done by our own Jeffinn. The frame was shortened to 3 1/4", blade reprofiled to a sheepsfoot. New brass liners and nickel silver bolsters were installed. Handles are smooth Sunset Amber Bone. I bought this as a work knife, but it was just too pretty to carry. But, a lot better than old, heavily worn wood, and especially Delrin. I used to avoid heavily customized knvies, but he does a good job, and charges a very fair price for the work that goes into them. Thus, I think I'll add a few more, and have a few of my own redone by him (I've got a pile of parts knives, remember?)
Kingston 1945 USMC Demo Knife. Among the first-ever knives to be known as the "MIL-K-818" to be made. Condition is quite poor, with a snapped punch, busted can opener, modified screwdriver (turned into chisel), and weak snap on blade. Bail is also AWOL. The markings were on the bail, but I know only Kingston made these USMC Demo Knives. Kingston was a cheaper marque of IKAC, so that's why it's counted. Below Schrade and Ulster, but above Imperial.
5OTG Green Bruin. Bought from a member here earlier this year. Not used or carried, though I was tempted. I have a 55OTG Bruin EXT coming that matches it in color. It is, unfortunately, a user. It was carried and sharpened. Curious how the thing in use will be as a linerlock vs. the lockback setup of the 5OT.
3OT Bearhead. Originally, a user for a few years. I decided to save a spot for an NIB 3OT if and when I got it. Condition is pretty rough around the edges. But, it only cost me $6.
.... Other times I just Sit
Collecting Schrade knives has no end, they made a million different knives 
Hence it never gets boring because ones you have never seen before continually show up.