Camillus #40
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Camillus #40
Just got this jewel. Thought I would post it and see what everyone thinks. Here are some pictures. Thanks for looking.
Ed
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Re: Camillus #40
Another good one Ed. A short line stamp, that would be 1946 to early 50'sand looks like brownstag handles in very good condition!
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Re: Camillus #40
Ed you got yourself a sweetheart there.
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Re: Camillus #40
Umm, because of the rat tail bolsters, I'm going with bone. (get out your 45X microscope and check it out for us) Brownstag® didn't make an appearance until the mid '50s. Looks to be in excellent condition for it's age.
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Re: Camillus #40
Thanks Greg, Phil, and Jerry. I took your advice and broke out the trusty 60x microscope and Jerry you are correct....bone it is. I thank you fellas for helping me along and fueling my fire for these vintage pieces of American history.jerryd6818 wrote:Umm, because of the rat tail bolsters, I'm going with bone. (get out your 45X microscope and check it out for us) Brownstag® didn't make an appearance until the mid '50s. Looks to be in excellent condition for it's age.
Ed
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