All About Pocket Knives

How about a thread just for good shots? No other virtue other than you finally got a good pic. New or old knives, rare or commonplace - as long as it's in focus, your thumb isn't in the frame and it's a Schrade related knife it fits the goal of the thread. I'll start with a close up tang stamp shot. There were half a dozen rejects before I got it 'right' and still needed some photo editor tweaking.

Nice shot of a classic Jason! Here are a few from the Cut. Co era as well:
Eric

I'll do the tang stamp also. With this one, you literally have to "read between the lines."

ea42 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 5:21 pm Here are a few from the Cut. Co era as well:

Schrade Cut Co , Shapleigh Cattle Knife.jpg
Schrade Cut Co Cocobolo Bos'ns Mate.jpg
Schrade Cut Co small Navy.JPG
Schrade Cut Co sleeveboard salesman sample.jpg

Eric

Eric, great pictures. The Shapleigh Cattle Knife is most excellent. Thanks for sharing.

Not my pic's.

Here's an honest old Schrade Cut. Co.

Lots of nice pics showing up. Eric I would recognize that crate background anywhere. Everytime I see it pop up on ebay I get excited, lol.
Here's a 761.

Oh yeah! An 861 missing a blade and a spring! Don't see many of those! Nice to see!

Schrade Barnett. The red one. I also have the green one. Took awhile.

tongueriver wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 9:25 pmOh yeah! An 861 missing a blade and a spring! Don't see many of those! Nice to see!

Only the big spenders pony up for that extra blade and spring! The Barnett is one of those knives that just looks great in pics but when you get your hands on one you really appreciate them even more.


A Schrade of a different feather -

Everlastingly Sharp ...........

FRJ wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 10:57 pm Everlastingly Sharp ...........

That last picture is really cool! I have never seen a liner notched like that.


An Imperial knife bragging about no one getting maimed lately -

A little dogleg Cut. Co. with new bone covers.

Thanks Jason.
Are you asking for one picture per post?
Maybe I'm over doing it on the pictures ........... as usual ...

FRJ wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 11:23 pm Are you asking for one picture per post?

Not at all - keep posting 'em!


A low serial number BSA -

One of those nasty 61s with the extra blade and spring...and...uhh...stuff.

Some nice knives and pictures, popping up, on this thread today gentlemen!

8104AP.

FRJ wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 11:19 pm A little dogleg Cut. Co. with new bone covers.

Knice!

The Herman Williams 861 is something special.


Here's a tiny brass Imperial -

Great pics and knives folks! Cal that's some of the nicest celluloid I've seen. A few more:
Eric

jxr1197 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2020 12:10 am The Herman Williams 861 is something special.


Here's a tiny brass Imperial -
brass.jpg

That I really like- not something I would expect from them. What vintage?

ea42 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2020 12:13 am Great pics and knives folks! Cal that's some of the nicest celluloid I've seen. A few more:

Schrade Cut Co Hunter's Pride.jpg

Schrade Walden 2OT 2.jpg

Schrade Cut. Co. bone teardrop.jpg

Eric

Just WOW!

8556 3/8.

Eric brought out the big guns! All three are nice but the 2OT is the one I can't stop staring at.

tongueriver wrote: ↑Mon Jul 06, 2020 12:14 amThat I really like- not something I would expect from them. What vintage?

Best I could say is 1946-1988. It's one of those inch and a halfers. Those are fun (and cheap) to collect. In the pic my favorite is the MOP Ulster. The two on the bottom are Mexican Imperials.