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It looks real to me as well. The TB was throwing me off though.I don't think it is a fake but that the blade was stamped for a limited edition knife of the same pattern. Thunderbird?
It looks real to me as well. The TB was throwing me off though.I don't think it is a fake but that the blade was stamped for a limited edition knife of the same pattern. Thunderbird?
We've seen these LE blades on production knives before. There could be any number of explanations from repair to just using up inventory on hand. I would not think that employee theft at Schrade would be very common. Date? After the American Indian Series was introduced.I had to dig into my collection & photos to look at my Schrade Limited Edition Indian Series Thunderbird knife. The blade had to of been leftovers from the series making the LB7 a "Friday" made knife. Interesting find! I shall have to pick it up for it being an odd ball. Any idea on when the Serial# is from to date the knife?
I don't think it is a fake but that the blade was stamped for a limited edition knife of the same pattern. Thunderbird?
It looks real to me as well. The TB was throwing me off though.
We've seen these LE blades on production knives before. There could be any number of explanations from repair to just using up inventory on hand. I would not think that employee theft at Schrade would be very common. Date? After the American Indian Series was introduced.
Values of special edition Schrade knives remain fairly constant among collectors as currency continues to devalue. Thus if you wish to keep it for personal enjoyment of ownership, do so. The SC705 is a special edition made for K-Mart by reversing the art and pattern number of the standard SC507 circa 1983. Of course without clear photos we can't tell if yours is in factory condition with correct packaging etc., necessary for it to be of full value to most collectors. I must remind you that you cannot ask for value nor promote knives for sale here without the proper membership level though. Welcome to the forum!Hello Anybody! I just joined the forum in search of information on my Schrade knife.
The knife and box are labeled SC 705.
But is this a knife I should just keep?
For starters, post an image of the knife here. After that, somebody here might be able to guide you.I have a C. Mirando knife from Frosolone, Italy that I have been trying to find it's value. All trails lead to Blade Forum. Forum is very new to me so forgive me if I stumble. I believe the knife was made by Cosimo Mirando before coming to America and becoming Imperial knifes. There is a pic of it in this website somewhere -almost exactly the same. I have tried to upload a pic of it but I cant figure it out. I need to find out its value as I am a consigner and this is for a customer. He said he knows it is special but that is all he knows.
you can try the Schrade site, although a different company now, there are collectors around, maybe some date charts?Hi Every one , thanks for adding me to the forum
Ive been a stockman all my life , had my Schrade knives stolen out of my landcruiser so heres an old one ive just bort , 1080T Junior Stockman,
so hoping i can get info on it , age and so on
The 108OT Junior was made from 1963 through 2004. Yours was made between 1973 and 1999 or so. Sorry it can't be dated any closer than that.Hi Every one , thanks for adding me to the forum
Ive been a stockman all my life , had my Schrade knives stolen out of my landcruiser so heres an old one ive just bort , 1080T Junior Stockman,
so hoping i can get info on it , age and so on
Thank you very much for that info , much app itThe 108OT Junior was made from 1963 through 2004. Yours was made between 1973 and 1999 or so. Sorry it can't be dated any closer than that.