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Hey gang,
With the demise of Schrade as we know it, the demand for original pieces have increased (well, the prices anyways).
Now, when you think of schrade, what comes to mind? Probably Old Timers first, then maybe Uncle Henry's (or vice versa).
With those two brands getting the spotlight, we owe it to our public to expose them to some of the other patterns that Schrade has produced through the years.
So I call all of Uncle Henry's Lost Souls (on our secret decoder money clip, of course) to dig out all those "different" patterns and post pics of them. If you know a little about the patterns, share that info as well.
Now I know LT could keep this thread alive by himself for 5 years with all the examples he could produce, but I also know you others have some fine pieces squirreled away. (Heck, Phil had the market cornered on the SS627, right?)
So lets see your stockmans, H-15's, automatics, lobster patterns, ring knives, scout patterns, marlin spikes, 3rd generations, limited editions....oh well, you get the idea.
I'll get this party started...
Glenn
ok this is a broken budd knife, pattern #190
Here is a lobster pattern, no #, about 2 7/8" long
With the demise of Schrade as we know it, the demand for original pieces have increased (well, the prices anyways).
Now, when you think of schrade, what comes to mind? Probably Old Timers first, then maybe Uncle Henry's (or vice versa).
With those two brands getting the spotlight, we owe it to our public to expose them to some of the other patterns that Schrade has produced through the years.
So I call all of Uncle Henry's Lost Souls (on our secret decoder money clip, of course) to dig out all those "different" patterns and post pics of them. If you know a little about the patterns, share that info as well.
Now I know LT could keep this thread alive by himself for 5 years with all the examples he could produce, but I also know you others have some fine pieces squirreled away. (Heck, Phil had the market cornered on the SS627, right?)
So lets see your stockmans, H-15's, automatics, lobster patterns, ring knives, scout patterns, marlin spikes, 3rd generations, limited editions....oh well, you get the idea.
I'll get this party started...
Glenn
ok this is a broken budd knife, pattern #190
Here is a lobster pattern, no #, about 2 7/8" long