I have seen over the years very very few Henry Sears stamped knives made by Schrade. Here is one that looks to be a Schrade Walden era #861 made on contract for Henry Sears.
Henry Sears used the QUEEN trademark on some of their knives, though Queen did not make them (totally unrelated to Queen Cutlery). I recall reading about a trademark dispute between Henry Sears and Queen Cutlery over this.
Henry Sears Knife - Made by Schrade
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Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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Re: Henry Sears Knife - Made by Schrade
Very interesting, thanks for posting, Steve. 
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Re: Henry Sears Knife - Made by Schrade
That's a new one on me! Definitely an 861. Here is another one, maybe Camillus with Rogers Bone.
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Re: Henry Sears Knife - Made by Schrade
Nice one - to me, yours looks more like a 1940's to 50's Ulster than a Camillus.tongueriver wrote: ↑Fri May 02, 2025 12:25 pm That's a new one on me! Definitely an 861. Here is another one, maybe Camillus with Rogers Bone.
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