Who made this one??????

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Who made this one??????

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Picked this up today at an antique shop.Stamped Pine Knot(also on shield)Made in USA .Patent # 3,317,996 on spey blade.All three blades nicely polished with a tiny amount of spiderwebbing on the master blade spine and edge.Master blade etched:The Deer Hunter.White plastic scales with bits of the sprue still attached ink stamped with a deer.Solid bolsters with three backsprings!Average to nice F&F.Price:$12.
I'm thinking maybe Imperial;anyone care to speculate?
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Pure speculation here but I'm going to go out on a limb and say that's made by Schrade. Please understand this is nothing but a WAG on my part. :mrgreen:
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I agree with philco's WAG, Schrade. Looks just like my Craftsman #95044, white handle and all.
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Looks like a schrade 804 I have a craftsman 9544 that looks just like it. This is an old pine knot that I have.
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i have:
PINE KNOT=made by
BELNAP HARDWARE: J.C. PRICE- discontinued in the 1930's- was a less expensive value brand to PRIMBLE.

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Politicians should be like a good pocket knife ." Sharp and useful "
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added to notes....THANKS GUYS ::tu::
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Shearer: Thank you for that link and the answer to my question, ::tu::
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Okay. I fess up. I made it. ::facepalm::
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No you did not there no 72 in the patent number. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Alright Grant. You're right. I lied. I didn't make it. :oops:
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