5 Blade Cattle Knife of Mystery.

[swizzarmygrizz]

I have a really cool Cattle knife which was probably purchased from Sears & Roebuck in the 1930s.

I’m thinking it was made by Camillus, but I was wondering if anyone had the answer of who made it. Was it Boker? Was it Camillus? Was it you? Who knows? Somebody I’m sure.

[Ridgegrass]

Houston Price says HIGH CARBON is a Camillus mark from the 30's. Neat knife! J.O'.

[edge213]

I have a really cool Cattle knife which was probably purchased from Sears & Roebuck in the 1930s.

I’m thinking it was made by Camillus, but I was wondering if anyone had the answer of who made it. Was it Boker? Was it Camillus? Was it you? Who knows? Somebody I’m sure.

Camillus

[1967redrider]

Most def, times 2.

[swizzarmygrizz]

Houston Price says HIGH CARBON is a Camillus mark from the 30's. Neat knife! J.O'.

That’s what I thought. Thanks everyone.

It came from the original owner and was bought for him by his parents around 1933-35 from Sears and Roebuck. He carried it on cattle drives, and even carried it while serving in WW2. Very happy to have it I think it’s a great set of tools as well as a cool piece of history.

[JohnR]

As other stated Camillus made for Sears, they were only available through Sears, Camillus did not have the 5 blade with their tang stamp. Here is same knife with a different shield.