All About Pocket Knives

JohnR wrote: ↑Sat Nov 25, 2023 2:50 pm Happen to have the same pattern in pick bone with a sheepsfoot blade and arched tang stamp.

Hey John, I've got one from the same pattern in what might be Rosewood.

Duffer wrote: ↑Sat Jan 27, 2024 1:17 am Yeah those inky smudges on the pile side blades are like a beacon light drawing a vintage knife collector into the flame. Here are three Schrade Cuts I found today at the Las Vegas Arms Show. The two jigged bone folders (Whittler and Boys knife) are from the Mark Nagel collection.

That bare head is especially knice! Love them all.

Thanks IM & DL for your nice comments—much appreciated!!

Joe, a very beautiful and highly sought after arched tang stamped Schrade Cut!! Very hard to find! I look for them all the time. I asked Art Green (well known collector and seller in eastern US vintage knife circles) at the shown today if he had any arched tang stamp Schrades? He said he had not seen any for three or four years

Joe, missed that knife, a real beauty.

Took a gamble on an auction with poor pictures, was not sure if it was an unused knife or a heavily cleaned knife. What showed up was an unused 3 3/8 Schrade Cut Co ebpny sheepsfoot jack. Factory edge and blade finishes, all steel construction with brass pins showing tarnish. It will go nicely with my bone handled Scharde Cuts.

Great knife John. My Schrade Cut family is growing!! Love the bails on these.

Gorgeous old but new looking folders John and Mike. Love Them!!!!

Nice knives, the envelopes are pretty cool. Jan 16, 1934. Did the envelopes come with the knives originally?

Harold

Thanks but no I got them separately.

Nice knives everyone.

Just began collecting some Schrade, mostly earlier Schrade Walden era and just after that period.

Anyway, my question is when did the Chinese era Scrades begin and end (if they did end). Or did Schrade end in 2004 all together?

galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 11:29 pm Great knife John. My Schrade Cut family is growing!! Love the bails on these.

Congrats, those two are sweeties. That equal end is fabulous, even the inked in salesman sample #.



John R, another sweet piece, congrats, you know how to find 'em.

These are a few I bought years ago when the local Walmart went out of the knife business. I have boxes for them all except the 1040T was in a 1080T box, go figure, a Walmart employee making a mistake???
I have an ST2, WMSP1, 50TG, 1040T, 1080T, two 1520T, and two 1580T. I have others put away in storage, just need to locate them, eventually, hopefully!
The WMSP1, I can't find it listed in the catalog, there's a SP1, and that's the number on the blade itself. SP1. There isn't enough room for WMSP1, so, are there two different knives, or is this one just listed in the catalog as SP1?
Hope everyone enjoys the picture.

How about a SCHRADE CUTCO WALDEN NY. Ring Knife?

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 1:03 am How about a SCHRADE CUTCO WALDEN NY. Ring Knife?

I like those old ring turn knives.

I have two more Schrades on the way, an 861 (finally) and its twin a 6OT. They will be joining my current collection shown below. Which includes: SW 899; SW 804; SW 897UH; SW 8OT; SW 825RB; Schrade Grand’s Old Timer Limited Edition; Schrade 735 from 1973.

Schrades have been the last major effort I’ve undertaken in building my collection. If there is a place here to post my entire collection, I’d be happy to share.

GusSharp68 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 10:16 pm I have two more Schrades on the way, an 861 (finally) and its twin a 6OT. They will be joining my current collection shown below. Which includes: SW 899; SW 804; SW 897UH; SW 8OT; SW 825RB; Schrade Grand’s Old Timer Limited Edition; Schrade 735 from 1973.

Schrades have been the last major effort I’ve undertaken in building my collection. If there is a place here to post my entire collection, I’d be happy to share.

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Great bunch so far, excellent old knives. As far as a place to post your collection, here's the place, we like seeing big group shots, a bunch of topics, or threads here are perfect for your stuff. Keep 'em coming.

GusSharp68 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 10:16 pm If there is a place here to post my entire collection, I’d be happy to share.

Here's another good thread to post your collection in:

viewtopic.php?t=81492&start=100

Had a good Schrade day at the knife show Sunday!

SW 242 in bone and black comp
SCC shadow in bone
SCC jack in bone

GusSharp68 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 10:16 pm I have two more Schrades on the way, an 861 (finally) and its twin a 6OT. They will be joining my current collection shown below. Which includes: SW 899; SW 804; SW 897UH; SW 8OT; SW 825RB; Schrade Grand’s Old Timer Limited Edition; Schrade 735 from 1973.

Schrades have been the last major effort I’ve undertaken in building my collection. If there is a place here to post my entire collection, I’d be happy to share.

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Are 60T hard to locate?

glennbad wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2024 12:27 pm Had a good Schrade day at the knife show Sunday!

SW 242 in bone and black comp
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SCC shadow in bone
SCC 3.jpg


SCC jack in bone
SCC 4.jpg

Nice bunch, love those kind of bones.

Mr Mike wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 4:01 am

GusSharp68 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 10:16 pm I have two more Schrades on the way, an 861 (finally) and its twin a 6OT. They will be joining my current collection shown below. Which includes: SW 899; SW 804; SW 897UH; SW 8OT; SW 825RB; Schrade Grand’s Old Timer Limited Edition; Schrade 735 from 1973.

Schrades have been the last major effort I’ve undertaken in building my collection. If there is a place here to post my entire collection, I’d be happy to share.

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Are 60T hard to locate?

Sorry I meant 61OT

Galvanic, frj, Gus Sharp, John R, loooooooved going back through your jewels. One from the OKCA show in Eugene OR. Charlie Compagna's piece, sat by him for 3 days at the show. Bought a few knives from him. Thanks C.C.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:09 pm Galvanic, frj, Gus Sharp, John R, loooooooved going back through your jewels. One from the OKCA show in Eugene OR. Charlie Compagna's piece, sat by him for 3 days at the show. Bought a few knives from him. Thanks C.C.

Verrrrrrrrry nice! Do you know the model number?

BFORSE wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:34 pm

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:09 pm Galvanic, frj, Gus Sharp, John R, loooooooved going back through your jewels. One from the OKCA show in Eugene OR. Charlie Compagna's piece, sat by him for 3 days at the show. Bought a few knives from him. Thanks C.C.

Verrrrrrrrry nice! Do you know the model number?

Nope, no numbers anywhere. Just two Cut Co stamps.


An old SS Cattle knife from the Cut Co era found at the OKCA show. Only the sheep has a half stop.