MAKER: Western – made by Camillus
PATTERN: Stockman pattern
CLOSED LENGTH: 3-7/8 inches
HANDLES: Laminated wood
BLADES: Stainless steel clip, spey & coping blades.
BOLSTERS: Nickel Silver
LINERS: Brass
TANG STAMPS: WESTERN/U.S.A. Rear stamp: STAINLESS/W742
CONDITION: Appears to new in the box, but may have been a display knife.
DAMAGE: Very minor scratching on a couple of the blades and minor dings on the bolsters that lead me to think this knife was a display knife.

AGE: 11-13 years old.
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
BLADE WEAR: None. Appears to still have the factory edge on all blades.
SHIELD: Nickel Silver
SNAP: Very good all blades
BLADE ETCH: None
 
ADDITIONAL INFO:

This was an old discontinued Western carbon steel pattern was reintroduced in 1996 by Camillus, but with stainless blades and laminated wood handles. It seem to disappear just as quickly and is nowhere to be found by the 1998 catalog.

Comes with a Western Camillus box and Western Camillus papers. Here is a short lived reintroduction of historical pattern by a company (Camillus) who has itself fallen to the ravages of history.

  $45.00

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MAKER: Western
PATTERN: 6504 Whittler’s Knife
CLOSED LENGTH: 3-3/8 inches
HANDLES: Jigged Delrin
BLADES: Carbon steel swedge ground clip, small extra thin clip and coping blades.
BOLSTERS: Nickel Silver
LINERS: Brass
TANG STAMPS: WESTERN/U.S.A. Rear stamp: 6504/B
CONDITION: Excellent
DAMAGE: Some minor scratching on the shield & bolsters. Some blade scratches from blade rub on front of master blade.
AGE: 1961-1977
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
BLADE WEAR: None. Appears to still have the factory edge on all blades.
SHIELD: Nickel Silver
SNAP: Very good all blades
BLADE ETCH: None 

From the 1968 Western Catalog:

“No. 6504 Whittler’s Knife – Provides complete whittler’s requirements – master pocket blade for heavy and general wood cutting and splitting – an extra thin coping blade for scoring cuts and sharp corners and an extra thin clip blade for small cuts and holes.”

Apart from some very minor scratches, this knife is essentially a new knife. This knife is suitable to carry and use or to add to your collection.

  $45.00

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MAKER:                    Western U.S.A.

PATTERN:                L36

OAL:                        9-3/4 inches

BLADE LENGTH:     5-1/5 inches from tip to guard

GUARD:                   Brass

POMMEL:                 Aluminum birds head

HANDLE:                  Leather ring on bifurcated tang

TANG STAMPS:        Stamping is on guard- WESTERN/U.S.A./L36

SHEATH:                   Original leather sheath, stitched and riveted.

CONDITION:            Good. Guard, handle and pommel are all tight with no wiggle.

BLADE WEAR:          It appears to be mostly full.

AGE:                         1966 to 1977 per stamping on guard

MADE IN:                 Boulder Colorado, USA

DAMAGE:                  Small hole at bottom of sheath from someone trying to sheath the knife when reversed. This also cut the stitching between the two bottom rivets.   Sharpening marks on blade. General scuffing from use.

ADDITIONAL INFO:    Great old carbon steel knife! Western made some of the best carbon steel of any of the old American knife makers, in my opinion. I would not be selling this one, except that I have another L36 that is my personal hunting knife.

  $70.00

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MAKER: Western
PATTERN: Stockman
CLOSED LENGTH: 3-3/8 inches
HANDLES: wood
BLADES: Stainless steel, Slim clip master, Spey and Sheepfoot blades.
BOLSTERS: Nickel Silver
LINERS: Brass
TANG STAMPS: Front stamp: WESTERN/U.S.A. J – Rear Stamp: STAINLESS w658
CONDITION: Very Good Used.
DAMAGE: Pocket wear to bolsters.
AGE: 1986
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
BLADE WEAR: All blades appear to have been sharpened. Clip blade may be down 5% to 8%
SHIELD: None
SNAP: Good on all but spey blade is a bit lazy on closing.


ADDITIONAL INFO:
This is a nice size to carry in the pocket. It is in nice condition to use for a display.

  $49.95

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