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I didn't realize these were that valuable,very nice looking knife.I will have to keep a look out for them now.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Schrade-Walden ... 7675.l2557

Not only is that an excellent example of the 2OT, the seller is a well known Schrade collector/historian and a cutler who worked for Schrade for many years until it was closed down in 2004. I see it as an honor to own a knife that came from this seller's collection and the buyer can be 100% certain that the description given is perfectly accurate.
kj

Well.... I went to have a look at it and it is GONE. I guess somebody else saw the value in this knife.
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Just to settle my curiosity...... how much was it listed for and who was the seller?

$443.56 the sold price and our own Eric ea42 the seller.

Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 11:17 am Well.... I went to have a look at it and it is GONE. I guess somebody else saw the value in this knife.
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Just to settle my curiosity...... how much was it listed for and who was the seller?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Schrade-Walden ... F%252FEoHY

A very nice example!

WOW..... Yes, that is a nice one....
The buyer won't be disappointed!!

Sold for about what I thought it would go for, very few show up for sale. Picked up this one as a just listed Buy It Now several years ago.

Yours is mint, John!

There are even a few 2OT's 'out there' that come in the original wood box.
kj

tongueriver wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 1:34 pm Yours is mint, John!

Thanks Cal, I think it was given as a gift and never used.

kootenay joe wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 2:03 pm There are even a few 2OT's 'out there' that come in the original wood box.
kj

Roland, I think Eric has one of those also. I bet there are a lot buried deep in collections.

The first ones had the cedar boxes and then they went to paper for a bit. Here is a paper one.

This one is wooden; it was the same for both the 8OT and the 2OT.

And the earliest 2 OTs had milled liners. Some others did not. Schrade liked to do milled liners on 'first runs.' This is my unproven theory.

JohnR wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 5:10 pm I bet there are a lot buried deep in collections.

Not very many. Some say the bone 8OT is even rarer (130° rather than the chef special @ 140°).

Great examples folks! Here's one in the box:
Eric

ea42 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 7:03 pm Great examples folks! Here's one in the box:

Schrade Walden 2OT 2.jpg

Eric

Wonderful Eric, I'll give you 10 bucks for it if you want to double your money

Eric Great knife and box.

Tongueriver Nice old 8OT. I once owned that knife and box. I remember the circle stain on the box. Also has price penciled in, inside box. Small world.

Harold

Great looking knives guys.

Well.... I just HAVE TO show off my Craftsman 2OT...
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Wow, original bone 8OT's with box and 2OT's with box, paper or wood. Gives me knives to dream about.
kj

Nice one Mike. Harold

Meridian_Mike wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 9:38 pm Well.... I just HAVE TO show off my Craftsman 2OT...
2OT_5 Display Box.JPG

Beautiful, Mike! Looks like you have it matched up with the bling from the 1984 25th anniversary 34OT. That's another great knife!

tongueriver wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 5:30 pm And the earliest 2 OTs had milled liners. Some others did not. Schrade liked to do milled liners on 'first runs.' This is my unproven theory.

I wondered why that was but never looked at it from that angle - interesting. Two of mine are milled and the others are not. One of the milled ones is a Craftsman like Mike's. If his is milled too that bolsters the theory a bit.

ea42 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 09, 2020 7:03 pm Great examples folks! Here's one in the box:

Eric

If that hits Ebay the gloves are coming off! I'm reaching DEEP into my pocket for that auction!