The Axe set in Staglon is genuine Craftsman but not rubber handle as in your thread but still similar.
The axe matches the X-47 Outdoorsman set. I see it in the 1961-63 Schrade catalogs with the 147L knife. Yours, Staglon handled, matches the slightly later X-47S Safari Set seen in the 1964 and later catalog with the 147S knife. In 1970 they switched the knife in the combo to the 148S and the combo was called X-48S. 1971 is the last year I see the axe / knife combo listed. Of course, Sears often had dibs on first production pieces, up to a year before appearance in the Schrade catalogs, and often continued to buy remainders after a pattern had been dropped from the Schrade catalogs. I did not see axe combos listed in the 1962 Fall / Winter catalog.
Q: I dont know the pattern Number of the Craftsman Fixed blade Bear Head shown which is a little larger than the 141 BH. Do you know any details?
No, but a bit or searching might turn up a few clues. Sears bought them quite a while after they were dropped from the Schrade catalog. So the regular 141 pattern, or the 491 or 41OT for that matter, might have been used to make them resulting in slightly longer blades. It is still listed in the 1962 catalog (#10627) with a 4 1/2" blade, same as 1957, but 1/4" longer than the ad in 1959. In the Schrade catalog, it is illustrated with the bear head pommel for the last time in 1965. A full look-see at the Schrade records of Sears shipments shows it sold much longer.
9534 - SW 141 Fixed Blade Wonda-wood handle, bear head pommel (1957)
9547 - SW 141BH Fixed Blade (1959)
627 - SW 141BH Fixed Blade (1960)
10627 - SW 141BH (1962-1964)
21541 - SW 141BH (1967)
21641 - SW 141BH (1967)
21651 - SW 141BH (1971)
73615 - SW 141BH (1972-77)
