MAKER:   Imperial Schrade Corporation

PATTERN:   Frontier Ducks Unlimited Set: set #DUWM2

LENGTH (Closed):   4” – lock back; 3-7/8” – slip joint

BOLSTERS:   Nickel silver (I think)

SHIELD:   Frontier shields

HANDLES: Green saw cut Delrin

BLADES:   Modified clip blade – lock back; clip, sheepfoot & spey blades

LINERS:   Steel

TANG STAMPS:   IMPERIAL/IRELAND

CONDITION: both knives new, in plastic bags and original box.

DAMAGE:   None noted

BLADE WEAR:   None

SNAP:   Like a new

MADE IN:   Ireland

ADDITIONAL INFO:      This set is the only one of its kind I have seen. The model number of the set reflects the fact that it was made for Ducks Unlimited and that is further reinforced by the Ducks Unlimited logo on the sheath. The green nylon sheath comes with the lock back. This is very similar to the Frontier Lock-Back Sportsman made by Imperial in the 1970s & 1980s in the US. It’s the same pattern that, but with different internal design. It appears to me that Imperial Schrade was experimenting with new ways of making lightweight knives like the shell handle knives of long ago. These knives are lighter in weight than the original Lock-Back Sportsman knives made in the US and they have less finish work done to the. This type construction was obviously done as a cost-cutting measure to hit a certain price point, yet both of these knives appeared to be solid user knives. If you’re a student of the history of knife construction, this set will be of interest to you.

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