Craftsman Knives

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Gatorfleas
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Craftsman Knives

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Anybody tell me maybe who made the beautiful 95312 3bld stockman for craftsman......thanks FLEAS out
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A good pic would be helpful. I don't know the Craftsman number. Imperial Schrade, Camillus, Jim Parker Japan, and (early) a few Ulsters made slipjoint folding knives for Sears.
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I've heard most were Camillus ::shrug::
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Depends. I looked them up and I saw one with visible pins (thus Camillus) and one without, thus Schrade. My 95325 has visible pins; thus Camillus. You'll see a lot of them that's the same combo of wood scales and brass bolsters, with and without visible pins (standard versus Swinden construction). I know the Camillus ones were more or less rebranded Frontier knives, which were sold by Imperial, but made by Camillus.
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Here is my Craftsman 855, made by Schrade, Walden.
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