Picked up a couple of Sears

[Mountainwind]

I only have one made for Sears (I think) so I picked these up on Ebay today.

 

[thawk]

Nice trapper. I haven't seen that one before.

 

[Mountainwind]

Nice trapper. I haven't seen that one before.

I haven't either. Guess I will find out more when it gets here.

 

[thawk]

Here's the Sears slippies I have. All stainless. Two are marked Schrade Walden.

A trio of 855 pattern (Craftsman 9541)

And an 897 (Craftsman 9552)

 

[Mountainwind]

I'm still not sure about the trapper, the seller has other knives in the same type box, that says Japan, but this one says USA.
Anyone have any thoughts on it.

 

[sunnyd]

The scales on that Trapper are very cool indeed. Is that Bone-Stag, Stag, or Second Cut Stag??

 

[ea42]

The "jigging" on a lot of the Japanese knives was very basic, and on the cheaper ones still is. Just a few grooves or scratches cut in the bone and they were done. I've seen that color bone on a few imports as well, possibly Sabre or Frost? I'd say that's a made in Japan model, or at the very least not made in the U.S..That 100th Ann. clampack is a beauty Mountainwind! :thumbup:

Eric

 

[Mountainwind]

Would it still say USA on the tang if it were an import? I'm kinda confused of this one.

 

[sunnyd]

Would it still say USA on the tang if it were an import? I'm kinda confused of this one.

I knew Id seen that type of Sears knife before..

 

[STDK]

That second one looks like it may be a Parker USA. I was at a Sears closeout store in Radcliff Ky once when they had a bunch of Parkers for sale so there was definately a relationship between the two companies.
Also the pattern number looks like a Parker number. A lot of his staarted with the 95--- like this one does.