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Schrade Cutlery Classics
I'm not really a collector, but my late step father in law was. After he and my mother in law passed, we found this set and my son decided he had to have it. It is the Schrade Cutlery Classics Framed Collection (maybe a dealers' display). It includes Scrimshaw Etchings of Lumberman, Rancher, Fisherman, Farmer, and Miner knives. I wish I could post a better picture.
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by Doug Webber on -
The Schrade Tradesman series were done in 1981 and were available in Red, Green and Brown bone. The serial # on the knife starts with a B, G, or R. There were some sold individually that don't have a serial #.
This frame also has the bone handled Schrade Parkers in all 3 colors
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Permalink Reply by Ricky L McConnell on
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Nice set Doug !
Doug Webber said:The Schrade Tradesman series were done in 1981 and were available in Red, Green and Brown bone. The serial # on the knife starts with a B, G, or R. There were some sold individually that don't have a serial #.
This frame also has the bone handled Schrade Parkers in all 3 colors
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Permalink Reply by Derek Wells on
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I am a Schrade man from way... way back. For a long while the Old Timers and Bucks were the only knives out of the USA we could get here in Australia. But I must admit I was unaware of these knives until this post. Thanks for sharing.
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