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Vintage pocket knife collection featuring two distinct folding knives from Imperial Schrade, perfect for display. This two-piece lot contains a unique assortment of late 20th-century folding knives.
Imperial Schrade Diamond Edge 352 Jack Knife
Style: Two-blade dogleg jack pocket knife with a clip point main blade and a pen secondary blade.
Features a brown jigged synthetic handle scales pattern mimicking traditional bone or stag, accented with a classic silver diamond-shaped DE shield inlay. The clip point blade is etched with Diamond Edge 352 Stainless, and the tang is stamped Stainless Imperial Prov. U.S.A. It measures approximately 4 and 1/4 inches closed.
Condition: The stainless steel blades show some pocket wear, scratches, and minor staining from use. Handles are fully intact with tight pins and solid bolsters.
Imperial Schrade Stockman Knife
Style: Three-blade stockman pocket knife with a main clip blade, a sheepsfoot blade, and a pen blade.
Features a white faux mother-of-pearl or pearloid cracked ice synthetic handle scale set with a silver Imperial shield inlay embedded on the side. The main blade is etched Imperial Schrade, and the tang is stamped with the Imperial crown logo. It measures approximately 3 and 1/2 inches closed.
Condition: Aside from some light superficial discoloration and fine handling marks on the main blade, the blades are in very good shape overall. The original factory grind lines remain crisp and clear across the steel. The pearloid scales remain bright and tightly pinned. Please look at the high resolution photos for condition details. They are both pretty nice knives with solid back springs and plenty of snap, could use a little cleaning.Thank you for looking.