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Did some sleuthing, and it's likely a 90s blade based on the pommel, guard, and lack of a letter stamp. They started stamping the W36 in '77 with an "A" and each year afterwards went down the alphabet. When Western was bought by Camillus, they changed a few things including removing the brass guard and changing the pommel. Still a very functional knife, and if it has the original 1095 HC steel, it should be hold a durable razor edge and be easy to sharpen.Markings shown are all I can find. If I had to guess, probably late 80’s to very early 90’s.