Info on a Crosman 932A

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Info on a Crosman 932A

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Picked this knife up on e-Bay awhile back.Wondering who manufactured it for Crosman.Looks like it could be a Schrade but have yet to run across this particular pattern.I'm not that well versed on newer knives so I thought I would turn to the board.

Handles are stabilized wood(looks a bit like pakkawood)and the pen blade is serrated.Master blade has a liner lock.
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http://forums.forthehunt.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=68760


here is a link to the 932a. says they ere made in wichita, ks. c1982-1985.
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Just to add to what "johnnie on the spot" ( :mrgreen: ::tu:: ) has already mentioned...

bernard_levine03-03-2000, 12:56 AM

These knives were made for Coleman (owner of Crosman) c1982-1985 by Alcas, Camillus, and Utica. No doubt there is SOMEBODY out there who collects them, but I haven't run into him or her yet.

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lost thread?? hahha

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I found this thread while looking for other stuff and thought I would just add that my father-in-law was vice president of outdoor products at Coleman for some 40 years and we used to do a lot of camping and at every campsite he would go around and hand out those little knives, he also had a bunch of big ole bowie knives made by Western Cutlery, I also have a very nice Western lockback M. 541 that was given out to all of the Outdoor Products Management Group in 1984 ingraved with our names on the shield, makes me feel all warm and fuzzy all over again and this could go on into a long story if I were to let it hahahahaha.
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