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I have this Kabar Barlow 1014 with wood handles and brass bolsters.
Kabar made a series of these with this handle and bolster combo.
I looked through my books and online. I haven't found much.

Were these made by Alcas or someone else?
Were they made about 1977?
Were they called the "Classic Series"?

Any help would be appreciated.

No help from me but, Wow! That's a fine lookin' Barlow style Kabar!
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote: ↑Tue Apr 19, 2022 6:05 pm No help from me but, Wow! That's a fine lookin' Barlow style Kabar!
Treefarmer

Thanks TF

David. I agree with Philip on that one. Very sweet.

Thanks dog

Good question as I have one too but it's a Stockman.

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Mike

The historical pricing chart indicates that the 1014 was produced from "the mid-1960s to 1984".

Since it has a model number, that makes it after 1969, when model numbers started showing up on Cole National era knives.

Final suggested retail price was $20.

Gunsil will probably be able to tell us who made it.

zzyzzogeton wrote: ↑Tue Apr 19, 2022 10:47 pm The historical pricing chart indicates that the 1014 was produced from "the mid-1960s to 1984".

Since it has a model number, that makes it after 1969, when model numbers started showing up on Cole National era knives.

Final suggested retail price was $20.

Gunsil will probably be able to tell us who made it.

Thank you.
Hopefully Gunsil will see this.

Sorry guys, I neither like or know much about such new Kabars (I prefer KA-BARs). Probably made by Camillus, possibly Schrade. KA-BAR quality went way down after WW2 and declined even more by the 1970s. Steve (Knifaholic) says later Kabars were made by Camillus but a lot of Kabar stamps with model numbers were found in the Schrade factory when thy closed. Pretty much all my catalogs and price lists end in the early 1950s, I just have never studied the later knives.