I have always wanted to get a 5ot in the green saw cut. I have the regular one in my pocket right now. Love them just about the perfect size. Your slip you made looks great. Thanks for showing your 5ot, someday I will find one a pick it up. Have a great day.
Any time you can say, “A joy to put in your pocket,” that means everything to me, and I know what you mean! A good pocketknife brings me joy, too! Thanks for the episode. 👍
1991~2003 they made the green ones . In 1993 they dropped the carbon steel blade and went to stainless steel . 1987~1998 they made the brown ones . Tough to find nice ones in either color but it seems the green ones fetch more money . At one time I think it was the other way around when the green was less desirable . Now they’re more desirable .
Gotta love the look of the green bruin, I have one still in the original blister pack with a honing stone and a brown bruin with the SS blade. It's hard not to rip open that blister pack I can tell you! The green scales and brass bolster really go well together especially when it has a nice patina like yours.
That’s a really cool knife. I have not seen one with green covers before. Love the patina. I have the Uncle Henry version and I love it. These are great edc knives. Loving the slips that you and Georgia Adventurer are making!
That's one good lookin knife, love the combo of brass & green Delrin. I bet those bolsters jumped on the train to patina town weeks before the blade started showing it haha. Every single thing I own in brass, copper or bronze loses it's shine literal days after hitting the air, especially in the summer. Fine by me, though, love the look! Your blade has such a fantastic, even grey patina going on...looks awesome. The wood grain imprint on that leather slip is genius! Another great video, man, thanks a bunch
God I remember buying one of those when I was a kid at K-Mart back when you could buy good knives there. I had to have been about 8 and had some money burning a whole in my pocket I remember my dad saying you don’t need another knife of course I bought it anyway.😂
Love green and brass, and i agree a perfect edc carry. i just got the heritage version in d2 and love it. not so sure on the best country thing lol.Atb paddy
At any given time I usually have some sort of dye on my hands too, life of a leather-craftsman I guess. Awesome video!! Have you thought of investing in a digital scale, to compare the weight of some of these old knives vs the newer ones. Keep the content coming, enjoying the videos.
That particular specimen of Shrade is a beauty...i really like the scales (some slipjoint fans call em "covers" I guess). Brass bolsters are a classic look. Sadly, Shrade has lost a step in recent years, and many knife nuts are leaving them..but the old stuff is great
I’m 42 and I traded my grandpa jack the green old timer for his case sod buster. When he died my dad gave it back to me. Now I was 6-10 years old when I got it so I’d say earlier than 89 for sure
Yeah brother us knife guys must be thinking the same thing!!!! The Bruin is a popular knife in the community great piece…. Dude what the F are you doing with the pitina on your shit dude come on brother!!!!! Lol even if I force my pitina I still can’t get it all even and pretty like that!!!!! That knife has the perfect wear on it…… dude your killin me lol thanks for the awesome video….. stay well I’ll catch you soon😊
I have zero interest in the contemporary Chinese Charade but luckily Ebay is awash in Schrade USA. Schrade had very large set of patterns and the fit and finish held its own against Case/Buck/Camillus. The Green Bruin is my favorite patten. Mine has the 440c "Schrade +" stainless blade steel. Dimensions are middle-of-the-road perfect. There is a late production (55 OT) that is a thumb stud/liner lock variant with a lanyard hole for anyone that would want a more modern one-handed operating version of this pattern. If you share my fetish for the Schrade brass bolster/green sawcut delrin look, you might seek out the "Skol" 1990s variant of the Schrade 8ot Stockman with an elaborate shield and the brass bolster/green delrin construction. Very Cool. On those days when I giveadamn, I'll treat the brass bolsters with car wax. It doesn't scub off the patina to a hard, bright, fresh brass look but rather shines it up and leaves a iridescent appearance and a slight protection. When you obsess over something, it's the details you obsess over. Not that I would advocate such. Probably not healthy.
“U.S.A.. the greatest country in the whole world..” 😂😂😂 You mean: “U.S.A.. the only country in the whole world that doesn’t exist!” 😆😆😆 I like to say that if it ain’t Dutch, it ain’t much! 😉🇳🇱❤
Maybe late 70's .Great video thanks.
Could be…. Thanks for the feedback
Great looking knife! Love those older American made Old Timers!
They are legit! Thanks for watching and commenting bud
I have always wanted to get a 5ot in the green saw cut. I have the regular one in my pocket right now. Love them just about the perfect size. Your slip you made looks great. Thanks for showing your 5ot, someday I will find one a pick it up. Have a great day.
eBay time 👍
Definitely a great looking knife! Great video 👍
Thanks for the compliment Jeremy!
“Open it like God intended” 😁
The patina, scales, and cover all look great.
Yessir, like God intended 😆🤣
Great looking older Shrade. Excellent find too. 👊🏻
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Great knife. Thanks for showing it. Have a good weekend
Thanks for watching and commenting. You have a great weekend too bud
Any time you can say, “A joy to put in your pocket,” that means everything to me, and I know what you mean! A good pocketknife brings me joy, too! Thanks for the episode. 👍
Thanks for the feedback, friend. Appreciate ya
1991~2003 they made the green ones .
In 1993 they dropped the carbon steel blade and went to stainless steel .
1987~1998 they made the brown ones .
Tough to find nice ones in either color but it seems the green ones fetch more money .
At one time I think it was the other way around when the green was less desirable . Now they’re more desirable .
Thanks for the info!
Wow, that slip with the wood imprint or finish is ABSOLUTELY PHENOMENAL!!!! Great work.
Thanks. 👍
Very nice. Somehow I've not added one of those to my collection. Time to remedy that. Thanks for sharing.
eBay time!
Gotta love the look of the green bruin, I have one still in the original blister pack with a honing stone and a brown bruin with the SS blade. It's hard not to rip open that blister pack I can tell you! The green scales and brass bolster really go well together especially when it has a nice patina like yours.
I bet it’s hard not to open that thing! lol I KNOW BECAUSE I DID IT! 🤣🤣
Love the 5 ot bruins. My favorite. Working on collecting older USA models.
Can’t go wrong there. They are so good
Old timers are quality knives everyone I have is great
Absolutely they are. I love the USA made carbon steel ones
I have a bid on one now and found your video while I’m waiting. I appreciate your video and how you describe the entire fit and feel.
Nice! Great knife
That Bruin looks awesome! And that's a very nice slip you made as well, buddy. Cheers!
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback 👍
Been waiting for a video for today!!!! Yeehaw!!!!❤
I tried to upload it yesterday lol took forever…I hope it’s enjoyable
@@richterknives it’s amazing!!!
Watching from South Africa! Love you videos man! Keep going 👌
Awesome! Thanks for watching. Welcome to the channel bud
That’s a really cool knife. I have not seen one with green covers before. Love the patina. I have the Uncle Henry version and I love it. These are great edc knives. Loving the slips that you and Georgia Adventurer are making!
I love the green and brass together. I also like the uncle Henry like you have. Thanks for the kind words bud
That's one good lookin knife, love the combo of brass & green Delrin. I bet those bolsters jumped on the train to patina town weeks before the blade started showing it haha. Every single thing I own in brass, copper or bronze loses it's shine literal days after hitting the air, especially in the summer. Fine by me, though, love the look! Your blade has such a fantastic, even grey patina going on...looks awesome. The wood grain imprint on that leather slip is genius! Another great video, man, thanks a bunch
Thanks for the kind words. The bolsters did jump in that train pretty quick lol
God I remember buying one of those when I was a kid at K-Mart back when you could buy good knives there. I had to have been about 8 and had some money burning a whole in my pocket I remember my dad saying you don’t need another knife of course I bought it anyway.😂
😆 it’s a good knife
I do like that brass
Yes the patina on the brass makes the whole knife
You know what we think of the pitina on it Richter!!!! Lol 😂hahahaha
Love green and brass, and i agree a perfect edc carry. i just got the heritage version in d2 and love it. not so sure on the best country thing lol.Atb paddy
The heritage version is a looker.
At any given time I usually have some sort of dye on my hands too, life of a leather-craftsman I guess. Awesome video!! Have you thought of investing in a digital scale, to compare the weight of some of these old knives vs the newer ones. Keep the content coming, enjoying the videos.
I promise it’s not poop! 🤣 I may get a scale…good suggestion buddy
Nice video, sir. I have an old timer lock back that looks similar but mine is a newer version made in China. Doesn't have that vintage look yours has.
Thanks you for watching and for the feedback bud.
That particular specimen of Shrade is a beauty...i really like the scales (some slipjoint fans call em "covers" I guess). Brass bolsters are a classic look. Sadly, Shrade has lost a step in recent years, and many knife nuts are leaving them..but the old stuff is great
I love the old USA made stuff
I still have mine, think I was 8 in 1997 , dad took me to Walmart and got me it, it just sits in my safe
It’s a good knife fornsure
I’m 42 and I traded my grandpa jack the green old timer for his case sod buster. When he died my dad gave it back to me. Now I was 6-10 years old when I got it so I’d say earlier than 89 for sure
Yeah brother us knife guys must be thinking the same thing!!!! The Bruin is a popular knife in the community great piece…. Dude what the F are you doing with the pitina on your shit dude come on brother!!!!! Lol even if I force my pitina I still can’t get it all even and pretty like that!!!!! That knife has the perfect wear on it…… dude your killin me lol thanks for the awesome video….. stay well I’ll catch you soon😊
This one just did the patina thing on its own. lol I had nothing to do with it. It’s accident patina….the best kind hahaha
@@richterknives lol that’s fantastic
I have zero interest in the contemporary Chinese Charade but luckily Ebay is awash in Schrade USA. Schrade had very large set of patterns and the fit and finish held its own against Case/Buck/Camillus. The Green Bruin is my favorite patten. Mine has the 440c "Schrade +" stainless blade steel. Dimensions are middle-of-the-road perfect. There is a late production (55 OT) that is a thumb stud/liner lock variant with a lanyard hole for anyone that would want a more modern one-handed operating version of this pattern. If you share my fetish for the Schrade brass bolster/green sawcut delrin look, you might seek out the "Skol" 1990s variant of the Schrade 8ot Stockman with an elaborate shield and the brass bolster/green delrin construction. Very Cool. On those days when I giveadamn, I'll treat the brass bolsters with car wax. It doesn't scub off the patina to a hard, bright, fresh brass look but rather shines it up and leaves a iridescent appearance and a slight protection. When you obsess over something, it's the details you obsess over. Not that I would advocate such. Probably not healthy.
I love the skoal versions. I those and Copenhagen ones back in the day when I was a youngin’ (late teens)
“U.S.A.. the greatest country in the whole world..” 😂😂😂
You mean: “U.S.A.. the only country in the whole world that doesn’t exist!” 😆😆😆
I like to say that if it ain’t Dutch, it ain’t much! 😉🇳🇱❤
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FIRST!!!
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