MAKER:    Craftsman, Probably Made By Ulster/Schrade For Sears.

PATTERN:   -Whittler #72

LENGTH (Closed):  -3-5/8”

BOLSTERS:   -Nickel Silver

HANDLES:   -Jigged Composite Probably Made Shortly Before Delrin Was Used.

BLADES:   -Half Saber Ground Clip Blade With Long Pull, Coping And Small Clip Blades.

LINERS:   -Brass

SHIELD:   -Nickel Silver Craftsman Oval Shield

TANG STAMPS:   -CRAFTSMAN/U.S.A. 9494            

CONDITION:   -Very Good           

DAMAGE:   - Normal Pocket Wear, Blades Have Been Sharpened And Have Patina. Master blade is a bit short of sharpening.

BLADE WEAR:   -Approximately 20%

SNAP:  -Good

MADE IN:   U.S.A.

ADDITIONAL INFO:      Judging From The Slight Shrinkage Of The Rear Handle I Think This Knife Was Made Shortly Before Ulster/Schrade Began Using Delrin Circa 1960-1961. The Fact That It Also Is Built With Through Pin Construction And Not With The Swinden System Makes Me Think It Was Made Prior To 1961 Also. A Nice Addition For Someone Collecting Variations Of The Carpenter’s Whittlers Patterns.

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Item # 13966