tongueriver
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In 1963 Schrade printed a catalog page for a line of Keen Kutter knives. They apparently had purchased this marque. The page is quite a bizarre mashup of handle offerings. I am not sure all of them made it to market, the most impressive being a large stockman with oblique bolsters. The interesting part is the wide array of seemingly historically incompatible handle materials. I am not sure, also, if the page wasn't made up of bits and pieces of old catalogs to advertise bits and pieces of odd inventory. When I look at these knives I am struck by what I see as incongruity. Enjoy:
http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/Catalogs/images/1963-KEEN-KUTTER-CAT.pdf
And meanwhile, Schrade released a boxed 897UH made up as a Keen Kutter, complete with milled liners in 1969. A pretty little fellow. I have seen a 225-H folding hunter from the Walden years with a Keen Kutter etch. What other KKs did they offer?
http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/Catalogs/images/1963-KEEN-KUTTER-CAT.pdf
And meanwhile, Schrade released a boxed 897UH made up as a Keen Kutter, complete with milled liners in 1969. A pretty little fellow. I have seen a 225-H folding hunter from the Walden years with a Keen Kutter etch. What other KKs did they offer?