It's Sears Craftsman Thursday

[Dinadan]

That Eagle Stockman is a real beauty, Tim!

Toomanyknives - that Stockman of yours is nice too. You should just stamp your monogram on that brass shield replacement.

OLDE CUTLER - a cool old pair of Scouts.

Joe - Nice old Hunter. That spey blade looks as much like a spear blade as a spey. Kind of unusual.

My knife for today is a 9554 Whittler. Notice that the blade has no stamp. I have a couple of other identical 9554s with the blade stamped.

[FRJ]

Joe - Nice old Hunter. That spey blade looks as much like a spear blade as a spey. Kind of unusual.

Thank you for the correction, Mel. It is a spear blade.

[toomanyknives]

I have this pair of camper/scout type folders.
9555 stainless 5 blade
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9549 4 blade
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[toomanyknives]

What very cool knives and a very fine watch I might add.

I had to take these pictures by the light of a lamp but here it is.
One of my favorite knives.
A nice old hunter with a locking clip and a formidable spey. ____ EDIT: it is a spear blade.
No numbers on the tangs.

That's a stout one, Joe. No wonder you like it!

[toomanyknives]

That Eagle Stockman is a real beauty, Tim!

Toomanyknives - that Stockman of yours is nice too. You should just stamp your monogram on that brass shield replacement.

OLDE CUTLER - a cool old pair of Scouts.

Joe - Nice old Hunter. That spey blade looks as much like a spear blade as a spey. Kind of unusual.

My knife for today is a 9554 Whittler. Notice that the blade has no stamp. I have a couple of other identical 9554s with the blade stamped.
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That's a true beauty, Mel! I have one that the main blade was broken on, so I made a sort of modified wharncliff out of it. Here it is..

[FRJ]

That's a stout one, Joe. No wonder you like it!

Thank you sir.

[Dinadan]

Thank you for the correction, Mel. It is a spear blade.

I just thought it was an unusual spey. There is quite a bit of variation in speys.

That's a true beauty, Mel! i have one that the main blade was broken on, so I made a sort of modified wharncliff out of it. Here it is..

That knife looks like it was just about mint when it was broken. Nice job on the reprofiling: that knife is still looks good. I think more Craftsman knives have a broken blade than any other knives. I have a couple that I got with broken tips and reprofiled into a Sheepsfoot or Wharncliffe. The steel in the Craftsman knives made by Schrade is as good as steel gets, in my opinion.

[rea1eye]

Squeezing this in today. Took it to work since it is fairly small.
From 1973 I believe. Length 3 in.

Bob

[toomanyknives]

Thank you for the correction, Mel. It is a spear blade.

I just thought it was an unusual spey. There is quite a bit of variation in speys.

That's a true beauty, Mel! i have one that the main blade was broken on, so I made a sort of modified wharncliff out of it. Here it is..

That knife looks like it was just about mint when it was broken. Nice job on the reprofiling: that knife is still looks good. I think more Craftsman knives have a broken blade than any other knives. I have a couple that I got with broken tips and reprofiled into a Sheepsfoot or Wharncliffe. The steel in the Craftsman knives made by Schrade is as good as steel gets, in my opinion.

Thanks Mel. it was in very good shape, except for missing 3/4 of an inch of blade. Whoever had it tried to use it as a pry bar. I look for a good one all the time, but they are getting hard to find without breaking the bank! I agree on that old Schrade steel...

[toomanyknives]

Squeezing this in today. Took it to work since it is fairly small.
From 1973 I believe. Length 3 in.

Bob

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Nice little knife, Bob. I carried one just like that for years. Great little coin pocket knife.

[rea1eye]

Here is one jumping a little ahead of Thursday.
95222 made in 2005 by Camillus I believe
A sharp little knife. 3 1/4 inch.
Cant get the snap back on the main blade.
. Love the slanted bolsters though.

Bob

[Waukonda]

Here is one jumping a little ahead of Thursday.
95222 made in 2005 by Camillus I believe
A sharp little knife. 3 1/4 inch.
Cant get the snap back on the main blade.
. Love the slanted bolsters though.

Bob

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Hey, it is already Thursday for our Aussie members, Bob.
An attractive knife, and nice photo!

[TripleF]

It's not a Sears Craftsman, just a regular Craftsman

[toomanyknives]

It's not a Sears Craftsman, just a regular Craftsman

That's a very cool knife, Scott!

[toomanyknives]

Here is one jumping a little ahead of Thursday.
95222 made in 2005 by Camillus I believe
A sharp little knife. 3 1/4 inch.
Cant get the snap back on the main blade.
. Love the slanted bolsters though.

Bob

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That's a nice one, Bob. Still makes a good toter, even with a lazy spring..

[toomanyknives]

Here are my medium and large Craftsman stockmans. Good old knives..

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[woodwalker]

Here are my medium and large Craftsman stockmans. Good old knives..

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Two clean knives Kerry! Looking good!!

[tvic]

Some REAL nice Craftsmans, rea1eye, Scott and tmk!

[rea1eye]

Here are my medium and large Craftsman stockmans. Good old knives..

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Those are nice knives

Bob

[rea1eye]

It's not a Sears Craftsman, just a regular Craftsman

That counts Scott!
Nice one

Bob

[toomanyknives]

Here are my medium and large Craftsman stockmans. Good old knives..

Craftsman wood 1.JPG

Two clean knives Kerry! Looking good!!

Thanks Kev!

[toomanyknives]

Some REAL nice Craftsmans, rea1eye, Scott and tmk!

Thanks Tim and Bob. Appreciate it.

[knifegnome]

Just picked up this Craftsman #9546 Stockman , 3 3/8" long, delrin handles . It's for sale in my store.
www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knifegnome

[rea1eye]

We are past Thursday, but the cold caused this late post.

Here is another Old Crafty I own. The knife is a
lot heavier than it looks. Very tight to open.
From 1973 made by Schrade I believe.

Bob

[toomanyknives]

Just picked up this Craftsman #9546 Stockman , 3 3/8" long, delrin handles . It's for sale in my store.
www.allaboutpocketknives.com/knifegnome

Very nice, Kgnome!