Montgomery Wards & Sears, Roebuck & Co. Knives

[OLDE CUTLER]

I picked up this nice Wards tip bolstered pen today at our local flea market for a couple of bucks. A cheaper knife, but still usable.

[doglegg]

[Pile Driver]

A cool etched stag folder with a lot of neat features, secondary sheepsfoot blade to name one... Coined liners a nice touch. I believe Camillus made for Sears and Roebuck

[TPK]

I picked up this nice Wards tip bolstered pen today at our local flea market for a couple of bucks. A cheaper knife, but still usable.

I see this post is a bit older but that was still a cool find!

[TPK]

A cool etched stag folder with a lot of neat features, secondary sheepsfoot blade to name one... Coined liners a nice touch. I believe Camillus made for Sears and Roebuck

Nice score! I like it!

[BWT]

Nice find Pile Driver I like it!

[WelderBob]

This Congress is 3 1/4" with all blades stamped Montgomery Wards Chicago. I'm thinking this is a early one, any ideas on who made it ?

[edge213]

This Congress is 3 1/4" with all blades stamped Montgomery Wards Chicago. I'm thinking this is a early one, any ideas on who made it ?

I've never seen a MW quite like that one. Very nice.

[OLDE CUTLER]

I picked up this nice Wards bone handled stockman recently. It is in good shape for EDC use. To my eye it is very reminiscent of a Camillus stockman I have, could have been made by them.

[New_Windsor_NY]

While not a pocket knife, this is a Sears ad from April 1950.
It is advertising a Craftsman, key ring pattern or style, pocket knife.
Caption(s), if any, are on the BOTTOM of the corresponding picture(s).
Click on the picture to ENLARGE.

[doglegg]

I picked up this nice Wards bone handled stockman recently. It is in good shape for EDC use. To my eye it is very reminiscent of a Camillus stockman I have, could have been made by them.
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Very knice looking knife OC. Love the bone.

[BWT]

I picked up this nice Wards bone handled stockman recently. It is in good shape for EDC use. To my eye it is very reminiscent of a Camillus stockman I have, could have been made by them.
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Great find OC, nice

[Miller Bro's]

Nice old knives posted on this page everyone

Here's another Wards I picked up......

[FRJ]

A very nice jack, Dimitri.

[Ripster]

Here’s a few pics of various pieces . Have posted some over on the Schrade / Craftsman thread but don’t think here ?
Not sure what qualifies for this “ traditional “ thread but will have a stab at it . Various manufacturers, various models and time periods so if any questions please ask .
Have a question here about the Wilbert . Was this made for Sears and by who and when ??? In the very early 1900 s that’s the case as we’ve seen from catalog cuts .
This thread has some very interesting stuff. If you haven’t checked out the one in the Schrade forum would do so if into Craftsmen knives and history . Thanks to all who’ve contributed here .

[peanut740]

Wilberts were made for Sears by Napanoch, Challenge and others.

[Waukonda]

3 7/8" Lakeside Cigar Cattle knife

[Ripster]

3 7/8" Lakeside Cigar Cattle knife

That’s a beautiful old cattle knife there Ike.

[New_Windsor_NY]

3 7/8".....

Ike, there are no words.....

[BWT]

Wow that’s a beauty Ike Rare tang stamp, at least my first time seeing one. Great find

[peanut740]

Ike!

[stockman]

Ike, that is good one!

Harold

[Waukonda]

Thank you, JP, Skip, Roger, Bill, and Harold.

[doglegg]

Super knife Ike.

[Waukonda]

Thanks, Mr Floyd!