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Today on my birthday the boys got me a Sears USA 95231.Did Schrade make these??She does look like a LB-7 with bone handles,theres a crack at a couple of pins..If so what year do ya suppose it is??I have never seen bolster pins like these.
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i can't recall ever seeing that setup before either.....i like it, has that custom look ::tu::
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I know what your saying ::shrug:: Maybe one of the resident experts will chime in ::nod::
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garddogg,

Here's a photo of my Frontier All Americans manufactured by Imperial. Looks like a match to me ::nod::

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Keith nailed it! ::tu:: ::tu::
The All American series was introduced in 1983.
They were probably made by Schrade or Camillus (my best guess). They were introduced after the Frontier Series by Imperial; some of which were made by Schrade, some by Camillus and others were made by the Imperial plant in Providence. The Frontier series was introduced circa 1976 with some models being made until 1985.
As you can see on this flyer they were distributed by Schrade.
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Accept for the scales the AA-51 is a match ::nod:: Thanx Keith and Orvet much appreciated ::handshake:: Is there a way to narrow it down between Schrade or Camillus?In this pic she sits with a Craftsman another very well made knife.
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dogg -- Since the look alikes were made by Imperial and Imperial was tied to Schrade, don't you think your Craftsman has a pretty high percentage of being made by Schrade or maybe even Imperial? ::shrug::
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