It's Sears Craftsman Thursday

[Scales]

It's not Thursday, but I wanna join the Craftsman club!

I have one very similar to yours. American Eagle Series Craftsman,
from 1972. Beautiful knife!

Bob

Found mine in a box of junk knives at a gun show. Got it pretty cheap. Seems very well made!

[rea1eye]

It is not Thursday, but it is so beautiful outside I had to take
a picture of this Old Crafty and show you guys.

Made by Schrade in 1973 I think.

Bob

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[stockman]

Sears Craftsman, Very faint blade etch, nice older cattle knife. Harold

[DM11]

Sears Craftsman, Very faint blade etch, nice older cattle knife. Harold

Nice one Harold

[doglegg]

Loving these old Craftsman knives. My contribution is an old bone handle carpenters whittler ie 72 copy.

[rea1eye]

You got to include a barkow when you talk Craftsman

From 1973; by Schrade I believe

Bob

[OLDE CUTLER]

I have not seen a fixed blade Craftsman here yet. Here is mine, I got it without a sheath but was able to find a black nylon one at the military store locally. Probably Schrade made, the blade is 7 inches.

[woodwalker]

It is not Thursday, but it is so beautiful outside I had to take
a picture of this Old Crafty and show you guys.

Made by Schrade in 1973 I think.

Bob

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That's a nice one Bob!!

[Dinadan]

Here is my submission for this week.

Craftsman 9488

[rea1eye]

Here is another small one I have. 3 inches. Love the shield
on this one. ( from 1973?)

Bob

[rea1eye]

Here is a wood Craftsman Anniversary Knife. About 3 1/4 in lomg.

Bob

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[tvic]

I think the Rosewood makes a really pretty handle.

[tvic]

Here is another small one I have. 3 inches. Love the shield
on this one. ( from 1973?)

Bob

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Definitely possible. Supposedly this logo was used in the 1960s and 1970s, but Sears did begin using another logo for most of the 1970s. However, I looked at an old Sears catalog from 1973, and this logo was still in use.

[Ripster]

Here’s an Ulster multi tool that’s similar to the Ulster 10 th mountain division knife .
Also a High Carbon Trapper that gets some pocket time.
And a few pics from the 1902 edition of Sears and Roebuck catalog. It’s an interesting read going thru the old catalogs .
What was the first year that Craftsman was used by Sears ? Just curious.

[tvic]

What was the first year that Craftsman was used by Sears ? Just curious.

It was 1927. This knife celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Craftsman isn’t too hard to find.

[rea1eye]

What was the first year that Craftsman was used by Sears ? Just curious.

It was 1927. This knife celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Craftsman isn’t too hard to find.

Love the color. Anniversary knives are also very special.

Bob

[goldwood]

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[LKSKNIVES]

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That’s a cool knife

[peanut740]

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[knife7knut]

It's a few minutes from Thursday so l thought to post something different: a carving set & a box of 6 steak knives.

[rea1eye]

It's a few minutes from Thursday so l thought to post something different: a carving set & a box of 6 steak knives.

Very nice set of knives.

Bob

[goldwood]

Sears Castration Knife S.R.& Co.


Sears Castration Knife S.R.& Co.

[tvic]

A day late (I’m always a day late and a dollar short), but here’s my contribution for this week.

[doglegg]

A day late (I’m always a day late and a dollar short), but here’s my contribution for this week.

[QTCut5]

A day late (I’m always a day late and a dollar short), but here’s my contribution for this week.

You always take such nicely composed photos, Tim....you really ought to consider posting them in the "Knife Photography" thread