Stanley Slipjoints?

[JD Mandrell]

Anyone know who is making these for Stanley?

I know Camillus does a lot of "house" name stuff?

Here is a picture.

 

[cpirtle]

They're marketed under United Cutlery I believe, most likely comes from the same sources their stuff comes from.

 

[knifeaholic]

To me, they look a LOT like Camillus patterns and general construction....OTOH, it is possible that a foreign source is making them and copying Camillus patterns. I have never actually seen one up close or examined one.

 

[CapCase]

I have a small Stanley lockback I bought two or three years ago. It is like this one:
http://www.eknifeworks.com/webapp/e...nge=31&SearchText=Stanley&Mode=Text&SKU=STL34

Except mine is stamped USA and the nail nick is the type that can be used to strike a match. I've always suspected mine was made by Camillus but I have no proof. Just looks and feels like a Camillus knife. I really like it. I bought it out of curiousity but I am impressed with it. I have no idea who makes the new ones with german blades.