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Old 11-25-2004, 11:16 AM
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Default Re: Schrade 340T's

I used to work in one of those old time hardwares, and you are right,they were a piece of Americana, and in a way it is a shame to see them fade into obscurity, but the craftsmen who were their main clientelle have been rplaced by CAD-CAM, computerized machinery that just dont require that type of supply any longer. Can't say if it's all for the better or worse, but I miss the old style service we used to give.. My old boss knew more about more than anyone I'VE EVER MET!

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Old 11-25-2004, 02:11 PM
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Default Re: Schrade 340T's

The Schrade Old Timer knives all have high carbon 1095 steel blades which is excellent.

The Schrade Uncle Henry are all stainless steel which is adequate but IMHO not as good for holding an edge.

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:-[ Well, I went down to the Old Hardware Store and evidently everyone heard about his pocket knife sale. Not much left when I got there. Not that I would have bought anything...he marked everything up 20% and then took 20% off! I found my old Schrade 340T and honed and stropped it up like new and didn't spend a dime.
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