All About Pocket Knives

Here is my small collection of them.

Let`s see your knives here

Variants of the 885/886.

Here are some slenderinos; some of them are Uncle Henrys.

This is the only one I own

Schrade Uncle Henry 167 Filet knife

Those fillet knives are handy in the kitchen too. Cut cheese very nicely. Here are some Schrades, one of which is Henrified.

Here is an early non-stainless Henry. Notice there is nothing on the shield. ?

Tongueriver, nice collection. Thanks for posting them

I like the carbon blade 165 UH hunting knife

Friends of NRA version of the Uncle Henry 897UH Stockman knife. I was chairman of the local FONRA chapter for five years from the mid-1990's to about 1999, my brother served on the committee and helped me with it. He bought a three knife set of Uncle Henry knives off auction at one of our Friends of NRA banquets during that time period. He gave me this pocket knife and kept the two bigger hunting knives for himself (iirc a fixed blade and a folding hunter). I don't know if he still has them, if he does I will try to get a picture to post.

One is an Old Timer

Little Henry's

Those are great, Hal! Somehow, I can't help looking at the Old Timer, too! Sorry!

Here's my UH 897+A 804 I just got from the old Sportsman Hardware they found some old display knives in the warehouse there were no boxes

Nice find GD - it's that "buried treasure" that makes knifing fun.

i'll drink to that.......nice pick up dogg

Thanks Gents My boys are going back to hopefully get me a Case 6318 they had there for Fathersday it's from 1998.

WOW Wosey Jales those are nice I have heard those LB-8'S are rare.Mom just told me the kids got the 6318 in dark chestnut for $25.00 I'll show her afta I get her

very nice mate and the pic's are awesome also , what camera do you use ?

tongueriver wrote:Here is an early non-stainless Henry. Notice there is nothing on the shield. ?

Blank or upside down Old Timer shield??

The 77UH, the muskrat pattern was made with a Ducks Unlimited etch and with a DU shield.
The 77UH did not appear in the Schrade catalogs.

There were a few that showed up on ebay without the blade etch and with the standard Uncle Henry shield.
Here is one I picked up in 2007.
Even though it was in the Ducks Unlimited special editions, they are still very hard to find even with the Ducks Unlimited markings.

This is a 77UH Ducks Unlimited version. I can't show the blade etch as some bozo tried to buff it off.

I only own two Uncle Henry knives (usually prefer the Old Timer version); a 897UH NRA Stockman and a 833UH Prairie Jack.

Nice Uncle Henry's I like the thin main blade on the 897.

What I meant is that the 77UH is a non-catalog pattern, i.e., it was never listed in the Schrade catalogs as a standard pattern.

It was made for Ducks Unlimited as a SFO and most all of the 77UHs you see have the DU shield & etch. There were a small number of them made with the Uncle Henry shield that look like a standard production UH, (see the first picture of my previous post), but it was never a catalog pattern.

The bottom line is that any 7UH is fairly rare & the ones without the DU etch/shield are the most rare.

I have no production info on which to base that statement, just my observations of watching, collecting and researching Schrade knives for the last 7-8 years. If someone does have production numbers, please do share them. I would love to see them.