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MUDFLAP
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SEARS/CRAFTSMAN

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Does Anyone know when the tang stamp went from SEARS/USA to CRAFTSMAN/USA on these knives. Ihave a very nice stockman that was passed down to me in a collection-just curious about it. Also maybe what company, or companies made those knives. Ihave looked at a couple books, and found nothing on them.
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they have used craftsman since about 1926. suppliers included schrade, camillus, ulster, and maybe others. they used sears roebuck in the early days. sears-usa is a more recent stamp, early 90s? i'm sure more and better info is available.
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I think Sears has used a number of different and stamps besides Craftsman. If I recall correctly, they used the name Wilbert around 1900. You might ask LT in the Knife Lore forum.

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Interesting information, just picked up a Craftsman double blade folder, has a Flying Eagle with Script on the Shield and on on of the Tangs on one blade"A.C.A. Edge" etched on the blade....

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