All About Pocket Knives

You got a couple nice ones Howard.

Here are a couple scans of one of my latest additions.

Dale

OH WOW Dale that 8041 is to die for!

While my main passion is Spear Point blades a nice whittler in a beautiful pattern runs a close second!

Thanks Dave.
My favorite is the 1983 version in green bone.
It is a second so I carry it quite often.
I have another 1983 in red bone, just don't have a pic of it handy.

Dale

Sure do like them 83-86 Schwade Hermitages,
Knice whittilators Dale.
Here a few of the stockers, all 83s.
8341G and 8801 B&R

Here's a George Schrade key knife, produced for The Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.

It came in its original display box.

Keith

Keith,

That is a beauty!

Put a picture of that one in the unusual knife thread, here in knife lore






M.B.

Now that is just cool!!!

Will Rogers Commemorative WR-1

I know I was the first one to recogize this on eBay

Schrade Walden 172UH with its box & sheath, serial# 06465

"Even a blind pig finds an acorn once in a while"

Keith

That are a NICE fixed blade if you like that sort a thang...

Touche' !

While visiting my friendly within 50 miles of home
factory authorized CASE dealer I discovered he had
this empty Schrade display under the counter.
Just so happens it was for sale.


Took awhile to fill in the blanks but eventually mission accomplished.
All U.S.A. of course. It was a tough job but sOmEbOdY had to do it.

*awe-struck with the beauty of that display*

That is an AWFULLY nice display!

That is just flat awesome!
Congrats!

Dale

WAY TO GO Wosey!!

Thank ye fellers, glad you enjoyed the view.
Hereza few FHs I found lying around somewheres.
Or they found me, can't remember that far back.

My first 1985 Heritage, 8341-B. Rest of them all 1983s.
Different inspector signature than the '83s too.
This one signed by Teresia Deni.

Eric tells me this Schrade sub-contract is a new one on him! I'd never seen one either, until a friend showed me two, and agreed to sell me one!! Maybe they only had a few made by Schrade - anyone else ever seen one?
I've compared it with a Schrade Cut Co marked knife.
Sperry & Alexander, 1893 - 1920s, according to LG4.

Wow Charlie, those are SWEET!
No doubt about the origin of them!

Great pattern!

Dale

Be still my beating heart! Those two are the nut baby!

Just Plain Dave wrote:Be still my beating heart! Those two are the nut baby!

What?????? You like those ugly old, long-pull spears, Dave????

Anyone like the 858?

upnorth wrote:

Just Plain Dave wrote:Be still my beating heart! Those two are the nut baby!

What?????? You like those ugly old, long-pull spears, Dave????

You damn betcha upnorth!!!

These followed me home today. Schrade Cutlery Classics green bone matching serial number set.
Does the shield look familiar to anyone?

Phil