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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.
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