It's Sears Craftsman Thursday

[toomanyknives]

We are past Thursday, but the cold caused this late post.

Here is another Old Crafty I own. The knife is a
lot heavier than it looks. Very tight to open.
From 1973 made by Schrade I believe.

Bob

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Excellent Bob, like new!

[rea1eye]

Almost Thursday, so here is another Sears knife
I bought a few years ago.

Bob

American Eagle Series Pen Knife
95201 from 1985 I believe
about 3 inch

[toomanyknives]

Almost Thursday, so here is another Sears knife
I bought a few years ago.

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Bob

American Eagle Series Pen Knife
95201 from 1985 I believe
about 3 inch

Beautiful. Nice picture too!

[toomanyknives]

My old Lumberjack..

[Dinadan]

Very nice old American Eagle Series, Bob.

Cool old Lumberjack, Toomanyknives.

Here are a couple of mine.

[OLDE CUTLER]

The big and the small. Craftsman 95201 pen, and 95206 lockblade. Both are stainless steel with wood handle material.

[rea1eye]

The big and the small. Craftsman 95201 pen, and 95206 lockblade. Both are stainless steel with wood handle material.


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Nice ones. I love wood handled Craftsman knives.

Bob

[rea1eye]

Anyone have any Craftsman knives they have not
posted yet?

It is amazing Craftsman has made knives in different patterns and handle materials. Did any stag ever appear?

I don’t have any knives that have not been
previously posted. Trying to keep the post going…

Bob

[Dinadan]

I don’t have any knives that have not been
previously posted. Trying to keep the post going…

Same here, Bob. I like the Craftsman knives that I have, I just do not have very many. Maybe next week I can try a family photo like yours.

[rea1eye]

Going to a knife show in Shelbyville KY next week.
Maybe the family size will increase?

Bob

[OLDE CUTLER]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives, a 95234, and 95235. The larger one shows no pins, so probably Schrade made while the smaller one does show pins, probably Camillus made.

[doglegg]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives, a 95234, and 95235. The larger one shows no pins, so probably Schrade made while the smaller one does show pins, probably Camillus made.

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They both look new.

[Ridgegrass]

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears, c.1930. Still has the ghost of a blade etch. By Camillus. My EDC for the last 2 years, really sturdy knife. J.O'.

[woodwalker]

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears, c.1930. Still has the ghost of a blade etch. By Camillus. My EDC for the last 2 years, really sturdy knife. J.O'.

That is one FINE knife Ridgegrass!!!

[Gtrclktr-351]

Whole lotta purty Sears & Rareback knives being posted here!

[Dinadan]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives,

Nice pair of Stockman Knives, Olde Cutler. I always like the wood and brass handle Craftsman knives.

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears,

J.O'., That knife looks like a great EDC.

My submission today is a 95288 small Jack: 3.25 inches closed.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears, c.1930. Still has the ghost of a blade etch. By Camillus. My EDC for the last 2 years, really sturdy knife. J.O'.

Oh yeah
That one is on another level

[woodwalker]

Almost Thursday, so here is another Sears knife
I bought a few years ago.

IMG_7019.jpeg

Bob

American Eagle Series Pen Knife
95201 from 1985 I believe
about 3 inch

Wow Bob, what a lovely knife and fantastic photo of it!

[woodwalker]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives,

Nice pair of Stockman Knives, Olde Cutler. I always like the wood and brass handle Craftsman knives.

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears,

J.O'., That knife looks like a great EDC.

My submission today is a 95288 small Jack: 3.25 inches closed.
Craftsman12.jpg

Very nice Mel!!

[OLDE CUTLER]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives, a 95234, and 95235. The larger one shows no pins, so probably Schrade made while the smaller one does show pins, probably Camillus made.

IMG_6536.JPG

They both look new.

That is the condition as I bought them. I am thinking about $10 each.

[LKSKNIVES]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives,

Nice pair of Stockman Knives, Olde Cutler. I always like the wood and brass handle Craftsman knives.

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears,

J.O'., That knife looks like a great EDC.

My submission today is a 95288 small Jack: 3.25 inches closed.
Craftsman12.jpg

Dinadan
Nice knife and the old ruler with caliper is very nice as well. Who made it and what model # is that.
Steve

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks all. I miss old Sears and Montgomery Wards, great old "man" stores. Some nice ones posted here. J.O'.

[toomanyknives]

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears, c.1930. Still has the ghost of a blade etch. By Camillus. My EDC for the last 2 years, really sturdy knife. J.O'.

Boy that's a winner, J.O".

[Ridgegrass]

TMK: Thanks, O'.

[rea1eye]

I will wake this thread up by showing these 2 Craftsman stockman knives,

Nice pair of Stockman Knives, Olde Cutler. I always like the wood and brass handle Craftsman knives.

Here's a "High Carbon Steel" coffin jack from Sears,

J.O'., That knife looks like a great EDC.

My submission today is a 95288 small Jack: 3.25 inches closed.
Craftsman12.jpg

Very nice knife. I am going to have to get me one of those.

Bob