In 1973 when Schrade’s name change from Schrade Walden To Schrade USA, there were many old open stock knives dropped from Schade’s Production and new tooling was installed at the Schrade plant in Ellington N.Y. Being businessmen rather than just getting rid of the old tooling for the discontinued models. They sent it to the Imperial R.I. plant and started producing the Frontier knives and other higher quality knives. You see many Schrade blade patterns in the knives produced between 1975 and 1985 when they merged the 2 companies at the Ellington plant and discontinued the better knives like the Frontier series. The Frontier Knives were made by Imperial (Imperial-Schrade) from 1976 to 1984.
Each blade pivots satin smooth and clicks into position precisely. Note the glistening solid nickel silver bolsters and "powderhorn" shield fitted in the industrictible Delrin handle. Each Frontier Series blade in precision ground and tempered to a uniform hardness of 57-59 on the Rockwell C scale.

This knife is used but in great condition and tight with "good Snap" on both blades. A Folding hunter design that features a clip and a skinning blade and is 5.25" closed. An extremely wll made folding hunter,

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Item # 25746