Sears Craftsman Knives?

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Sears Craftsman Knives?

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I have about a dozen Sears Craftsman knives that I am selling. What is the allure to these? I ask because I no sooner launched an eBay listing and it shot up to $12.50 with 25 people watching.

What's the story behind Craftsman knives?
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Most likely the answer to your question is SCHRADE. :wink:
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Camillus also, some of their knives were made by them through the years as well as Schrade.

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The Craftsman 95206 was made by Schrade and the 95233 was made by Camillus.
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With Camillus and Schrade, you have two now defunct American knife maker's product. Add to that the fact the Craftsman brand was only placed on a fraction of the knives each produced. Consider that Craftsman (Sears) has tremendous brand recognition, and it starts to make sense that the Craftsman branded knives would be so popular. If I collect Schrade (or Camillus) and I'm attempting to fill out my collection, I'm for sure going to want the knives that carry the Craftsman brand.

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