Grand Dads Old Timer Barlow
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muddbone
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Grand Dads Old Timer Barlow
Looking for info and value of this knife. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Limited edition. Unused in the box with all the original paperwork, boxes, polishing pad(crumbling). Matching numbers on box and knife. Again, thanks for any help.
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ea42
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Re: Grand Dads Old Timer Barlow
Welcome Muddbone!
They were put out in 1974-75, part of a four knife series commemorating Schrade's 70th anniversary. Between 10,000 and 12,000 produced I believe. Value I think would be somewhere around forty bucks give or take ten. It all depends on the customer.
Eric
They were put out in 1974-75, part of a four knife series commemorating Schrade's 70th anniversary. Between 10,000 and 12,000 produced I believe. Value I think would be somewhere around forty bucks give or take ten. It all depends on the customer.
Eric
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muddbone
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Re: Grand Dads Old Timer Barlow
Eric, again i thank you. This is all new to me, but i'm trying to learn. Thanks.ea42 wrote:Welcome Muddbone!
They were put out in 1974-75, part of a four knife series commemorating Schrade's 70th anniversary. Between 10,000 and 12,000 produced I believe. Value I think would be somewhere around forty bucks give or take ten. It all depends on the customer.
Eric
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Re: Grand Dads Old Timer Barlow
Nice find Mudd!
They were made with serial number and without serial number.
I have one like yours in the same type box that has a serial number on the bolster.
I also have another that has no serial number.
My assumption is that the one without serial number was less expensive and the one with serial number was made for collectors.
Perhaps Eric knows more about the unnumbered ones.
Dale
They were made with serial number and without serial number.
I have one like yours in the same type box that has a serial number on the bolster.
I also have another that has no serial number.
My assumption is that the one without serial number was less expensive and the one with serial number was made for collectors.
Perhaps Eric knows more about the unnumbered ones.
Dale
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muddbone
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Re: Grand Dads Old Timer Barlow
Dale, thanks for your help and input.orvet wrote:Nice find Mudd!![]()
They were made with serial number and without serial number.
I have one like yours in the same type box that has a serial number on the bolster.
I also have another that has no serial number.
My assumption is that the one without serial number was less expensive and the one with serial number was made for collectors.
Perhaps Eric knows more about the unnumbered ones.
Dale