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Interested Party · 18th January 2023, 01:58 PM

An older Colins (1940s) often had a large stamp 1X2" or so from memory on the blade near the handle. The arm logo was part of the stamp. These were produced in the US if I recall correctly. I could not see any evidence of this stamp in the pictures, but the plastic did look like the material used in mass produced tools of that era.

milandro · 18th January 2023, 02:06 PM

certainly the original picture may be of a US Collins but the scabbard points, in my opinion, towards the ones made in Central and South America, there were many factories in these countries

I ma sure there were factories in Guatemala, Colombia and Brazil

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18th January 2023, 01:58 PM	#1
Interested Party Member Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Eastern Sierra Posts: 493	An older Colins (1940s) often had a large stamp 1X2" or so from memory on the blade near the handle. The arm logo was part of the stamp. These were produced in the US if I recall correctly. I could not see any evidence of this stamp in the pictures, but the plastic did look like the material used in mass produced tools of that era.

18th January 2023, 02:06 PM	#2
milandro Member Join Date: Jan 2022 Location: Netherlands Posts: 487	certainly the original picture may be of a US Collins but the scabbard points, in my opinion, towards the ones made in Central and South America, there were many factories in these countries I ma sure there were factories in Guatemala, Colombia and Brazil