MAKER:   Camillus

PATTERN:   TL-29

LENGTH (Closed):   3-3/4”

BOLSTERS:   Nickel silver

SHIELD: Pinned nickel silver TL-29 shield

HANDLES:   Wood

BLADES:   Spear & screwdriver blades

LINERS:   Brass

TANG STAMPS:   CAMILLUS/CUTLERY CO./CAMILLUS N.Y./U.S.A.

CONDITION:   Excellent

DAMAGE:   Normal wear and scratching

BLADE WEAR:   Approximately 10% or less

SNAP:   Good

MADE IN:   U.S.A.

ADDITIONAL INFO:      This is an early World War II era TL-29 in far better condition than most of these are found. The brass liners and nickel Silver bolsters are an indicator that it was made early on in World War II or perhaps even prewar. Fairly early on during the war brass was rationed do knife companies because brass was needed for cartridge casings. The TL-29s and other military pocket knives were then made with steel liners and steel bolsters. The blades are full or nearly so and there is no major damage that I can see to the knife. Enjoy this beautiful piece of early World War II cutlery history!

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Item # 14501