I have hopes of narrowing down the age of my Schrade Walden 234K, which appears to be one of the longest running model they produced. I was wondering when did they start stamping the pattern number on the tang of the back side of the blade. Please correct me if I am wrong, but it seems this practice did not begin until after becoming Schrade Walden & perhaps adopting Ulster's practice of doing such, which seems to go back many years prior to the Baer takeover.
Did it end with the discontinuance of the Schrade Walden?... or did it continue with the open stock line of Schrade Cutlery Corp.?
An inquiring mind would like to know.....
’til later….
KAW
"Everlasting Sharp" means…. never having a dull moment.
Did it end with the discontinuance of the Schrade Walden?... or did it continue with the open stock line of Schrade Cutlery Corp.?
An inquiring mind would like to know.....
’til later….
KAW
"Everlasting Sharp" means…. never having a dull moment.