Montgomery Wards & Sears, Roebuck & Co. Knives

[Ridgegrass]

"Curating" today and rediscovered this old WARDS, 4-blade Cattle knife. I think it was made by UTICA. Has that fullered punch and doubled brass liners. Carried it all day, really felt like an old time, solid piece. As the old saying goes, "They don't make 'em........." J.O'.

[Colonel26]

That’s a real nice one JO.

[doglegg]

Nothing not to like about that one JO.

[BWT]

Nice one

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks Fellers. It's a hoss!

[MadeinUSA]

I’ll play… here’s one I found in my Dad’s things after he passed away last year at age 91. This was his EDC.

2.75” closed length

Clip, coping and pen blades

I keep it sharp and use it daily… it’s on my desk in my shop.

[Ridgegrass]

Nice one. Think it's a BUCK ? J.O'.

[MadeinUSA]

Nice one. Think it's a BUCK ? J.O'.

I don't know who made these mini stockman knives for the Sears Craftsman brand

Schrade maybe?

[woodwalker]

I’ll play… here’s one I found in my Dad’s things after he passed away last year at age 91. This was his EDC.

2.75” closed length

Clip, coping and pen blades

I keep it sharp and use it daily… it’s on my desk in my shop.

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Very nice Jim! The knife being your dad's EDC must make it very special to you.

[MadeinUSA]

I’ll play… here’s one I found in my Dad’s things after he passed away last year at age 91. This was his EDC.

2.75” closed length

Clip, coping and pen blades

I keep it sharp and use it daily… it’s on my desk in my shop.

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Very nice Jim! The knife being your dad's EDC must make it very special to you.

[Miller Bro's]

Just picked this one up, still has the etch but it is light.

[doglegg]

Just picked this one up, still has the etch but it is light.

A very fine pick-up. Working knife sold to working people. Surprised it is in such wonderful shape. Congrats.

[BWT]

Very nice Dimitri! I like it

[Ripster]

Just picked this one up, still has the etch but it is light.

Nice very nice ! Very hard pattern to find with that stamp ! Does it have nickel silver liners ? Looks like pins are NS .

[New_Windsor_NY]

Just.....

G@@D L@@KING knife, Dimitri.

[rustyoldknife]

Just picked this one up, still has the etch but it is light.

I like your catch! Great looking knife

[Miller Bro's]

A very fine pick-up. Working knife sold to working people. Surprised it is in such wonderful shape. Congrats.

Thank you so much

Very nice Dimitri! I like it

Thanks Bill

[Miller Bro's]

Nice very nice ! Very hard pattern to find with that stamp ! Does it have nickel silver liners ? Looks like pins are NS .

Thanks! Brass liners, nickle bolsters and pins

G@@D L@@KING knife, Dimitri.

Thanks Skip

I like your catch! Great looking knife

Thanks Rusty!

[OLDE CUTLER]

Just wondering if any of you Craftsman aficionados would have seen one of these lockblades or could identify who made it. It is 5" OAL, possibly walnut handled, brass liners. No numbers stamped on it. Kind of reminds me of Chicago Cutlery and the way they made wooden handled knives.

[cody6268]

Just wondering if any of you Craftsman aficionados would have seen one of these lockblades or could identify who made it. It is 5" OAL, possibly walnut handled, brass liners. No numbers stamped on it. Kind of reminds me of Chicago Cutlery and the way they made wooden handled knives.
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Imperial. I have a dead ringer for it in my toolbox, as the lock really doesn't work, but it is still tight enough to function as a friction folder. Etched on the blade is "Imperial Pro Hunter"

[OLDE CUTLER]

Just wondering if any of you Craftsman aficionados would have seen one of these lockblades or could identify who made it. It is 5" OAL, possibly walnut handled, brass liners. No numbers stamped on it. Kind of reminds me of Chicago Cutlery and the way they made wooden handled knives.
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Imperial. I have a dead ringer for it in my toolbox, as the lock really doesn't work, but it is still tight enough to function as a friction folder. Etched on the blade is "Imperial Pro Hunter"

Interesting. Thanks Cody.

[OLDE CUTLER]

These are 3 of my recent Craftsman acquisitions.
Craftsman 50th anniversary stockman with box #95044.

Craftsman wood handled stockman #95111

Craftsman 7 inch Bowie with no model number marking

[edge213]

These are 3 of my recent Craftsman acquisitions.
Craftsman 50th anniversary stockman with box #95044.
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Craftsman wood handled stockman #95111
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Craftsman 7 inch Bowie with no model number marking
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The fixed blade sure is a good looking knife.

[OLDE CUTLER]

These are 3 of my recent Craftsman acquisitions.
Craftsman 50th anniversary stockman with box #95044.
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Craftsman wood handled stockman #95111
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Craftsman 7 inch Bowie with no model number marking
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The fixed blade sure is a good looking knife.

Yes it is, I think Schrade made it based on the very Schrade like handle material. Solid too, the blade is .160" thick for HD use. I found a nylon sheath that fits the 7 inch Bowie blade.

[OLDE CUTLER]

That Craftsman 7 inch Bowie I pictured above has found a home clipped onto the side of my tactical pack within easy reach.