April 5, 2024
SCHRADE 15 PIECE VINTAGE OLD TIMER KNIFE SET WITH CASE
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Item for sale is a 15 piece set of Schrade Old Timer knives. I am selling the knives for my father in law, who has owned them since they were given to him new some 25-30 years ago. He doesn't remember the exact year, but they were a gift from his father. T is a serial number on the Old Henry Bear Paw knife that reads D11088. First, I will list the knives in the set, then describe the item condition to the best of my ability. This set includes knife models: LB7 Uncle Henry Bear Paw Lock-back with wood handle, 51OT Big Timer Lock-back, 125OT Mustang Lock-blade, 77OT Small Game Knife, 154OT Drop Point Hunter, 858OT Lumberjack, 61OT Slim Premium Stock, 25OT Folding Hunter, 8OT Senior Premium Stock, 194OT Pocket Lock-blade, 152OT Sharp Finger, 34OT Middleman, 33OT Middleman Jack,108OT Junior, and 94OT Gunstock Trapper. All knives are neatly wire-tied to the display board. The display board is in very good condition, with no fading or bending. Looks to have been kept in a dark closet. The wood display case is not in as good condition, as the laminate wood is peeling and t are a couple small chips around the corners. The overall condition of the knives is excellent. None of these knives have been carried or sharpened and have in fact never been out of this case. T are very small specks on the handles of 3 of the knives. Could probably be
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