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The Vintage Sears Craftsman USA 95044 Folding Pocket Knife is a collectible item featuring a classic design from the United States. Made with durable plastic handles and three blades, this original pocket knife is perfect for collectors or enthusiasts. Its amofferextrous design and bright yellow color add to its appeal, making it a sought-after piece for vintage knife collectors.
Good working condition. Blades have no wobble and have good snap. Pin cracks on the bottom pictured. Heavy patina but blades look original shape and lightly used. Very good working knife ready for decades more. Likely made by Camillus or Schrade for sears in the 1980s or so.
🔪 A Note From the SellerThanks for looking! I’m a longtime knife collector and seller based in the San Francisco Bay Area. I’ve been collecting knives since the 1980s and have been an member since 2001. I’ve completed 600+ successful sales with 100% positive response, and I work hard to keep it that way.
What you can expect from me:Honest descriptions. I do my best to point out significant issues I find, including loose, broken or cracked scales, tipped, bent, ground or broken blades, blade wobble, weak/soft springs, damaged hardware, and other functional or condition issues. I don't attempt to list every minor scratch, blemish, or sign of normal age and use—especially on vintage knives.
Lots of photos. I make an effort to photograph the actual knife being sold from multiple angles so you can examine the condition and make your own assessment. Please look closely at the photos before purchasing.
Research & identification. I use reference books, online resources, and AI-assisted research to help identify knives, dates, models, markings, materials, and other details. Vintage knives can be surprisingly complicated, and research isn't always conclusive. When something is uncertain, I try to say so. Ultimately, buyers should make their own assessment of identification, authenticity, age, and value.
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