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Henry Beige
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Is that a rhetorical question?
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I do not think Buck made knives for Craftsman.
Camillus and Schrade definitely did, and pretty much everyone was making knives that resembled Bucks most popular models.
Camillus and Schrade definitely did, and pretty much everyone was making knives that resembled Bucks most popular models.
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If the Craftsman looks a lot like a Buck, it might be a Camillus. Clear as mud, right? 
Camillus made knives for Buck at one time (Buck models 301, 307, etc). And I think it's been documented that Camillus also made some Craftsman-branded knives in patterns similar to, or maybe identical to the Camillus-made Bucks. But as mentioned previously, I don't think Buck ever made any knives on their own for Craftsman.
Camillus made knives for Buck at one time (Buck models 301, 307, etc). And I think it's been documented that Camillus also made some Craftsman-branded knives in patterns similar to, or maybe identical to the Camillus-made Bucks. But as mentioned previously, I don't think Buck ever made any knives on their own for Craftsman.