Anyone seen this before? This looks a commemorative /SFO for the Norfolk and Western railroad
The knife appears to be a derivative of an R703, but with the black plastic N&W scales, single hawksbill blade .
Given the great condition , scales, and N&W recent history, believe this is a Camillus produced knife
Thanks
Ed
Remington Hawkbill- Norfolk and Western
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Re: Remington Hawkbill- Norfolk and Western
Strange looking blade. Does the blade profile look original? Certainly not an original Remington profile.
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Re: Remington Hawkbill- Norfolk and Western
Never seen that profile. The kick looks undisturbed. No pattern number". Do you think it's authentic? Like to see a pic of the closed knife. Thanks. O'.
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Re: Remington Hawkbill- Norfolk and Western
The edge looks original
Here’s some other pics.. The fit/finish is what I’d call par for the later in life Camillus run prior to their closure, but is pretty tight snap with half stop
Here’s some other pics.. The fit/finish is what I’d call par for the later in life Camillus run prior to their closure, but is pretty tight snap with half stop
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Thanks for the pics. Its an odd one. ?? J.O'.