Samson was another predecessor to Dunlap, used on less expensive tools, and, especially, vises.Ĭompanion label from our archive of machinery decalsĭunlap label from our archive of machinery decals. Power Chief was a name used on some early 1930s motors. Metalcraft was used on some lathes made by Atlas Press and sold by Sears. Kenmore is, of course, best known for household appliances, but the name was also used on some electric grinders and motors in the 1930s. Fulton was used by the Sears hardware department on some basic-feature tools and electric motors. Dunlap-branded machines were made by Atlas Press, Central Specialty/King-Seeley, and others. Some older Dunlap machines were still good quality, and remain very good values. Dunlap was a Sears brand used on their basic-feature machines. Interestingly, in 1998 Sears applied for a trademark on the Companion name, for use in on a vast list of products. It was replaced by the Dunlap name in 1941. Companion tools were less expensive than the contemporaneous Craftsman tools. Companion was an early brand name (from 1933 or thereabouts) for Sears Roebuck tools. Commander was used on some Sunlight-built electric motors and grinders in the 1930s. Acme was used on post drills in the early 1900s. 
The known makers of wood-working machines, metal-working machines, engines, motors and vises are listed below. If you want to identify the manufacturer of a Craftsman machine, follow the link under "Sears, Roebuck Number Prefixes", below. A variety of companies manufactured tools for Sears under the Craftsman name. The Craftsman trademark was registered by Sears on May 20, 1927. Overview of Sears Roebuck's "Craftsman" BrandĬraftsman label from our archive of machinery decalsĬraftsman is the premier brand name for Sears, Roebuck & Co.
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