Old Timer 94OTB Genuine Bone Gunstock Trapper 6.9in S.S. Traditional Folding Knife with 3in Clip Point Blade and Bone Handle for Outdoor, Hunting, Camping and EDC

The Scales are VERY white near the ends, and VERY black in the center, not at all like the picture. It looks just black and white. The blades are fantastic, not as sharp as other Schrades, but sharp enough. It's actually rather cute!

Bought three models of these-medium trapper,large trapper and the stockman.Very well made.These are higher quality than the other Shrades-bone covers and 9cr18mov steel which is awesome.The fit and finish is very goodhighly polished,the steel is also good quality for a slipjoint-same quality as the one Case uses.Nice walk and talk and spring tension.The price is next to nothing for the quality.

I love oldtimers, have many multiples in the bone and heritage series as well as standard models, I give them as gifts often and use a bone or heritage series daily, great budget knives but with non existent customer service,this is my experience UPDATE: Still like the bone series and heritage series alot, and still buy some for gifts and collecting, BUT, have to give my recent experience with CS/repair dept.. it is non existent/useless, sorry oldtimer,but after a few months pondering, I feel others should hear of my experience. I have many new in the box oldtimers in multiples. Took a new in the box 2-3 year old 94otb out to sharpen for use (your grinds are very inconsistent) no biggie I like to sharpen knives. But upon inspection, both spey and clip blades whining fully open position had noticeable gap between blade tang and backsprings, thus one had about 2mm of up and down blade play and the other about 3mm of play, in open position. Ok,bummer,I'll send it in. Did as instructed on oldtimer website, contact them for rma#.... no response after a work week,sent another to CS...nothing after a week+, so I printed and filled out the work request form from their website and sent knife in anyways. No emails or any contact attempted, and yes I double checked my contact information. Three weeks later, package arrived from them, three weeks is very good thought, opened box and my knife was in there, untouched, not fixed, no letter,no explanation,nothing. Attempted to contact again for explanation...,and you guessed it, nothing. So though I like oldtimer alot and will likely buy more, I will regard their "limited lifetime-warranty" to be non existent, I hate to give such negative feedback on a company I like and support, but it is what it is, my own experience and have given them ample time to address with zero representation from American outdoor brands,very sad. So buy knowing,warranty might be non existent. And if your experience is better, then I am happy for you. I am a knife knut and collect alot of knives, mostly premium folders, but have a soft spot for budget high value knives as well, and give them as gifts regularly. Might have to stock up on more RR's instead. Just wanted to give buyers a heads up. I chucked the 94otb to toolbox,my other 5 94otb's are good overall, minor imperfections I'm used to from budget brands. I like and have multiples of all bone and heritage series, but will only buy them from a business that has no hassle return or buy in person only.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Thought it had bone handle

My husband loved it great quality.

Very well built. Old Timers are built to last.

If you haven’t seen one these in real life then you really are missing out. Bought with full intention of passing down to my grandson, and I believe it is up to the task. Came usefully sharp and blade polish was excellent handle a little square but no real imperfections for the price

Nice for the price.