PATTERN:   #72 Carpenter’s Whittler

LENGTH (closed):  3-5/8”

BOLSTERS:   Nickel silver

HANDLES:   Jigged Delrin handle

SHIELD:  Nickel silver federal shield

BLADES:   Half sabre ground clip blade with long match striker pull, coping & small clip blades

LINERS:   Brass

TANG STAMPS:   CAMILLUS (long lower line)/New York/U.S.A.             Rear Stamp:  72

CONDITION:   Excellent

DAMAGE:    Light wear to handles and bolsters. Some light spotting on the blades.

BLADE WEAR:    Blades have been sharpened but appear nearly full.

SNAP:   Excellent

MADE IN:   U.S.A.

ADDITIONAL INFO:      The Camillus Carpenter’s Whittler is a very popular and old pattern. When I first saw the Camillus #72 I thought that was a pretty weird design to be calling it a whittler because it was not the traditional whittler pattern. This has not affected its popularity because this same pattern has been made by a number of different companies and for large retailers like Sears and Wards. Schrade, Ulster and Imperial as well as a number of other companies have made this pattern. Aside from the various manufacturers and numerous brand names this classic pattern has hosted a number of different handle, including Rogers bone circa World War II, celluloid and other early plastics and then in the early 1960s it was clad in DuPont Delrin® in black, brown, light brown and even white Delrin.

This knife is in better condition than most, without a lot of wear to the blades. There is some spotting to the blades but it is minor. The matchstriker pulls on this knife really add to the looks of this classic Camillus knife. Perfect for your pocket or for your collection.

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Item # 22420