That's the best Delrin that Schrade produced!!Not as elusive as others here, yet it did take quite a while landing this 787. I’ve always admired the earlier Schrade delrin in photos, now and in hand, I really understand. Very pronounced with depth and great colour. The pull on both blades is around a 5 with no play or wobble in any position. Great snap and tidy when folded. Really sharp blades! I luv this one.
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Carpenter's Special!! I like the dual clips, big and small!!View attachment 1524916 View attachment 1524917 View attachment 1524918
It took me Years to find this single blade Spey Schrade Barlow!!
One of the most satisfactory moments for a collector!!
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Knice company !Thanks Charlie!
This one is a little rough but I thought it was pretty cool. It seems to be a simplified 8373 3/4. Possible wartime production? Plain steel bolsters, no shield, fostarene (plastic) handles. I like them with character like this.
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Knice company !
The only other one I’ve seen
This one also belongs here, I gather.
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A third knife from the Nilo Miori collection. He was president of Camillus for a while and had over 4,000 knives in his collection. Schrade Cut. Co., Walden, NY. 4 inches closed.
You've got that bang on, Mike!! What a beauty!!Thanks Augie. Among other things, I think it's a cool pattern.
Thanks Duncan et.al!!Charlie, Those Wooden " Budget minded" examples are quite stunning! What a great line up of very very nice Knives!
That Carpenters Special is out of this World my friend! That's quite a spectacular Knife.