Very Nice !!

What's the difference in the 29 model and 27

Is it more the size of a 340 or the 1080?

Very Nice Collection! I’m New to Knife Collecting I really thank you for all the information you share about you share and just showing off your collection

Love my yellow handled Old Timer trapper! Carry it daily.

Yes, I have opened cans with my Germany Army pocketknife. It wors as it is just as if you were using one of the hook or beak type can openers. It works much better than you think it will.

Just another example of swapping quality for cheapest supplier i guess

I have this exact knife with the Camillus tang stamp. Has the same shield as this one.

Mine is 18062

Mine carbon steel.

Liked back piece brass old old timers.

I have two knives that look exactly like trappers, but instead of a spey blade, they have a saw that locks on opening. Do you know them? If so, why do they chose to have the lock in the saw instead of in the cutting blade were it would be more useful?

Love the Barlow. Must be the Tom Sawyer in me. Thanks for a great video

Honestly I prefer the older traditional look rather than the cool tactical knives we see today.

any chance you still have this and would like to sell it? got cash at the ready! great video

Gawd is this 360p ??? 🤮

Very cool info love the old s sharades

i absolutely love mine, have the exact same as the first one you showcased

Love Schrade/Old Timer/Uncle Henry!! Thanks for sharing this information. I did a review of the Schrade/Old Timer/Uncle Henry knives that I have in my collection. Would love to have some more of the Old Timer pocketknives, most of my collection are the hunting knives.

I actually carry one of these and i use it for everything

7 years ago: “182$, I do not recommend for that much money.” Benchmade now:” let’s make it to 400$ for the exact knife and call it new.”

Your voice makes it feel like this is a knife review by Kevin Spacey. I love it. Beautiful knives!

Bought one today new in box for 90€ 😂😂

These can still be found brand new in a small knife shop in Vienna. They sell them for 90€ new in box.

Found mine in the trash it says usa108ot

Albert bear, I wonder if it's the same family that owns bear and sons in Jacksonville Alabama. Although it is a fairly common name.

How much are they worth gentalman?

I have that same knife exactly like it two brass pins in excellant condition , but no carrying case

bought those in self serve sales from 1,50 in the 80s and 90s some were good some were crap. a classic throw away. the USMC stamped hande ones are hard to come by

The only ones are the old ones.

Thank you for educating me❤

bought a camper from 1968 7 years ago. I was going through some crevices just now and found this knife. 4 pin. Mint condition. Like it was stashed back here in the 70s and forgotten about. Thats why i found your video. What is it worth?

A Great Knife!!😊😊

Ohhhhhh... I like that older 1 with the smaller pins And less of them

Greetings , I bought one of these new back in 1981. Became my favorite pocket knife and carried it every day when I worked construction in the elevator trade. The schrade in my pocket and a large lockback on my belt … started to work lighter when I started doing elevator maint. I swapped the lockback for a Spyderco delica . But always kept the liner lock .. kept an edge and was easy to sharp when I had too . Had to keep it oiled though .. usually after I oiled it I metal polished the blade to keep it nice.

If you drop that out of your tree stand or by the lake while fishing you will be SOL I’m afraid 😤

Would it be legal for me to pick one of these up and disassemble it and then reassemble it with pure stainless steel, maybe like 310 or 308 stainless?

Love those old USA Schrades!

Mine had the lanyard hole and didn't have the lock and had two blades and was called the trapper 25OT. The profile looks almost identical minus the lanyard hole.

My edc knife in the late 90s

Great everyday carry knife.

I used to be from that area in the 80s and 90s, the workers would take them home and sell them in their yard sales, one guy had hundreds of defects.

I am not a collector, but I do have an 8OT with match strike nail nick marked in three lines: Schrade N.Y. USA 8OT, It shows signs of a good bit of use on all three blades but they are not broken. When I got it, it had a lot of gunk on the blades that looked like hardened glue. I scraped it all off and lightly sanded all the blades. (Maybe I shouldn't have done that, but I like it better than before I sanded it, and I am not worried about the collector value.) I assume from what you said that it was made in 1973. I enjoyed your video. And I wanted to tell you that my cat showed a lot of interest in smelling the knife. She sniffed at it for a full minute; I wonder if the glue that I removed was hide glue, which might indicate that a previous owner was a woodworker. It's fun to think about who might have owned it, what they did with it, and where it has been.

I have the NY USA Schrade 34OT it was my dad's he carried it for years , What does the 34 mean ? Thanks !

That's wonderful, my knives never attracted cats. Nice set of Old Timers.

Dad got one of these when he was deployed to Egypt in 1986. I bought one when I was deployed to Iraq in 2006.

Premium , my butt. They cost a fortune.

It’s a Jack knife. Stockman is the name that Case gives to their three bladed knives. Schrade calls them a Middleman Jack. Case calls their almost identical knife a midsized Stockman. I own both knives, as well as the Old Timer 330T, a two bladed knife. The 340T is also heavier than my Case 6344 Stockman. I carry pocket knives in my pocket, regardless of which on I carry.

What is one worth today that is in excellent shape

The one I inherited from my dad, has two mallards facing right and has only initials F.G., can it be dated by that scene.?