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I think you are correct about the model number. It appears Boker made them 1964-88. I've got one very similar. Good solid knife.

I was curious if you got an answer from the site owner.

bestgear wrote: ↑Sun Jun 27, 2021 9:24 pm I know Allen McBroom the site owner, I’ll ping him and try to find out what’s up.

Does anyone know what happened to "scoutknives.net". It hasn't been up in several days. What a wonderful source of information.

Does anyone know when the Schrade 206 grand dad's barlows were manufactured?

Thank you for the input. It does appear to be Bear & Son. My curiosity is now satisfied. I bought this little ("2.875 closed) knife at a flea market cheap. I haven't been able to find out much about it. I read where Frost Cutlery bought the Keen Kutter name. I also where Bear & Son manu...

I bought this little ("2.875 closed) knife at a flea market cheap. I haven't been able to find out much about it. I read where Frost Cutlery bought the Keen Kutter name. I also where Bear & Son manufactured some of these Keen Kutter knives. The box and the tang are stamped USA. The stag loo...

I bought this little ("2.875 closed) knife at a flea market cheap. I haven't been able to find out much about it. I read where Frost Cutlery bought the Keen Kutter name. I also where Bear & Son manufactured some of these Keen Kutter knives. The box and the tang are stamped USA. The stag loo...

Thank you for the information. I thought it was after 1941 but didn't know how much longer they carried the name.

tongueriver wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 6:31 pm No earlier than 1941 and no later than 1961. I would guess early 1950s. There are those here that know more than I.

I just finished restoring this little (2 7/8" closed) Ulster serpentine jack with black jigged synthetic covers and was looking for information on when it was produced. I haven't been able to find much about Ulster tang stamps or date of manufacture. The only stamp I can find is ULSTER KNIFE USA.

Thank you Wayne and Doc for the excellent information. That's exactly the kind of stuff I love knowing. I know where to go for information going forward.

Would anyone have an idea who may have manufactured this knife for Hall Hwd. Co.? There are no other stamps or markings on the knife.