I got this knife a couple years ago.
Though there is little doubt in my mind that it is a product of the Schrade factory., I just have been unable to determine what it was supposed to be.
It looks like a 194OT, is 3-7/8", but has no liner lock like the 194OT.
Searching my list I do not find a 3-7/8" single blade without a liner lock.
I am tired tonight & may have missed it, but I don't see any Open Stock pattern corresponding to this knife.
When Eric posted the info about Sabre Monarch & Olson, that reminded me of this knife so I though I would post it. It looks like that Sabre Monarch 201.
Anyone have an idea what this was made to be?
Thanks,
Dale
Schrade with no tang stamp
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Schrade with no tang stamp
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Re: Schrade with no tang stamp
sure looks like a schrade...may be something they Thur together at the end...good knife to have in in your collection...
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Re: Schrade with no tang stamp
Schrade did not even do a single blade open stock like that with the liner lock and jigged delrin handles. At least not standard production. It's a 293 or 294 frame with a single liner. It's no stamp, not a removed stamp. Another Schrade pocket knife that falls into the "It is what it is" category.
Hal