Sears Craftsman # 95204

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Bert
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Sears Craftsman # 95204

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Sears Craftsman # 95204 pocket knife with a rosewood handle, made in the USA.
Picked this one up at a local knife shop that carries used older knives, one of the very few knife shops left in Portland.
I think it is a Schrade made knife for Sears. There are no pins visible in the bolsters, so must have the Schrade Swinden key system.
Have googled this, but have not found when made. Any hints very welcome. This is an un used and very solid stockman. Nice rosewood handles. 3 7/8" closed length. It's a keeper.

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Bert
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Re: Sears Craftsman # 95204

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That’s a beauty Bert!
Looks very similar to a Schrade 8OT.
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Steve Warden
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Re: Sears Craftsman # 95204

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Bert wrote: Wed Aug 26, 2020 12:11 am Sears Craftsman # 95204 pocket knife with a rosewood handle, made in the USA.
Picked this one up at a local knife shop that carries used older knives, one of the very few knife shops left in Portland.
I think it is a Schrade made knife for Sears. There are no pins visible in the bolsters, so must have the Schrade Swinden key system.
Have googled this, but have not found when made. Any hints very welcome. This is an un used and very solid stockman. Nice rosewood handles. 3 7/8" closed length. It's a keeper.

Thank you,
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Re: Sears Craftsman # 95204

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Fairly recent, likely 1990's. Could be a Camillus made knife with regular pivot pins that are hard to see. Whether Schrade or Camillus it is a very well made knife.
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Re: Sears Craftsman # 95204

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That is just a nice knife. ::tu::
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