All About Pocket Knives

I have often seen these Final Production Certificate on ebay - some times listed as "the Larst knife ever made" by Schrade.
I have a book of 100 pagers of these Final Production Certificates...
NOW a seller is trying to sell one of these Final Production Certificates for $25 or buy-it-now $45.
That is not all, the postage is $45...
Just look for "Final Production Certificate" on eBay......Ken

Ironically I do not believe those were even printed by Schrade.
I think that was something put together by Smoky Mountain or Blue Ridge Knives to help them sell the stuff they bought at the factory sale.

Hi Dale, Happy Christmas and all the best for the New Year.
Did you get your new car/RV yet? ... Ken

Hi Ken,
I did get my "new" '74 Chevy pickup. When the weather gets decent, i.e. it stops pouring rain, stops the 50 MPH winds or stops snowing, (we have had all three in the last 24 hours), I will have to get some pics for you.

Have a Merry Christmas!

orvet wrote: I did get my "new" '74 Chevy pickup. When the weather gets decent, i.e. it stops pouring rain, stops the 50 MPH winds or stops snowing, (we have had all three in the last 24 hours), I will have to get some pics for you.

Hey, Dale, it would be great if we could get a snapshot of your Chevy with the tailgate down and all your Schrades, and my 1979 Ford in like circumstances, both together! That would be a shot!

LOL! It seemed like SMKW was tossing in a few certificates with every order. If they're worth $50 apiece, or even $25, I'm a wealthy man.

The only ones I find even slightly interesting are the special certificates that are actually signed by the people involved in the liquidation. Even so, they have no value other than as accessories when included with the knife.

tongueriver wrote:

orvet wrote: I did get my "new" '74 Chevy pickup. When the weather gets decent, i.e. it stops pouring rain, stops the 50 MPH winds or stops snowing, (we have had all three in the last 24 hours), I will have to get some pics for you.

Hey, Dale, it would be great if we could get a snapshot of your Chevy with the tailgate down and all your Schrades, and my 1979 Ford in like circumstances, both together! That would be a shot!

Well, if you drive out to Oregon in April for the OKCA show, you could buy a bunch of Schrades (so you didn't have to transport all your Schrades out here - that much weight would mess up your mileage), and we can park our trucks beside one another and display knives & take some pics!

Maybe by April we will be through with the rain, wind & snow! ................................................ I hope!