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Scarce 1966-1968 Early BUCK MADE IN USA 303 CADET Stock Knife Made by SchradePre Date Code, Pre Pattern Number, 3 Tang stamps.
BUCK MADE IN USA, 303 "Cadet" small stockman, 3-3/8" closed.This is one of the early knives, circa 1966-68, made on contract by Schade prior to Buck changing over to Camillus Cutlery as the supplier. Quite rare especially in this condition since only made for a short time.Nice looking slanted bolsters. BUCK stamped on each small blade tang.Unused near mint knife, blades have the original factory finish and edges. May show signs of fingerprints and may have light tarnish, light handling rubs. Strong snap on all blades, solid, absolutely zero side play .Sawcut black handles have no cracks or chips.Includes the original box and ensure you review all photos and use the zoom function. Photos are provided as an extension of this description.We understand this isn’t just a knife but a collector’s item. Your knife will be securely packaged in a box—never an envelope.Please note that price negotiations or questions such as “What’s the lowest you’ll accept?”
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