This highly resembles a schrade

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This highly resembles a schrade

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I think there is some DNA matching to be done here Charlie :D
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The Baldwin could very well be a Schrade. The company is listed in Levine's as a hardware wholesaler, not a knife manufacturer.
As for the Diamond Edge.. was a brand from Simmons, also a hardware wholesaler, although the trademark was later owned by Imperial.
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