That’s some Dandy fishing you did there Floyd,absolutely love that old piece! Beautiful Bones,nicedoglegg wrote: ↑Mon May 24, 2021 7:15 pmI should have included my pics with this post. This is the Camillus half whittler I recently fished out of the bay. DSCN6964.JPGDSCN6965.JPGDSCN6966.JPGDSCN6967.JPGDSCN6968.JPGDSCN6969.JPGDSCN6970.JPGorvet wrote: ↑Sat Jan 21, 2012 7:51 am Mike mailed me some pictures of this knife. Here are scans of the six pictures Mike sent me of this knife.
I have not seen this knife before. Has anyone else seen one like it?
If so please post pictures and sharing information you have on this pattern.
I like the frame of this knife and feel of it in my hand. Since I have so many #72s already, it would be fun to find one of these as well. Mike said he thinks these were built on the same frame as the #72.
Camillus did make a #14 from the 1940s up until at least the late 1970s. It is listed as 3-3/8 inch serpentine jack. But the pictures shown in the catalog show it to be a standard jackknife with both blades on the same end, not on opposite ends.
Mike, I can't tell too well from the pictures, are these bone handles? Could this knife possibly be pre-World War II?
Thanks for posting pics of that one !