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Craftsman Stockman

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I just discovered this forum and I think it's great! I'd like to know if anyone can shed some light on who might've made this Craftsman Stockman. Thanks.
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Welcome to AAPK Bill,

I hope you plan on staying a while and sharing your interest and knowledge with us..I am not the one to answer your question but a lot smarter folks than I will be along soon to give it a try..Very nice knife by the way.. :)

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Welcome to the forums! That stockman has schrade written all over it, nice one. ::tu::
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Schrade Craftsman

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MM beat me to it, but I agree that's a Schrade. I don't know all the models yet, but Craftsman has their own model number on it anyway.

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looks like the equivilent of an 8OT
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muskrat man wrote:looks like the equivilent of an 8OT
You're probably right - if the 8OT means a model of the Old Timer. I've had this knife since I bought it new in 197X?. The high carbon steel blades require care, but they can be sharpened to a razor edge.

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