Camillus Streamline Saved From The Scrap Pile

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Camillus Streamline Saved From The Scrap Pile

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This one has some nice blades and the outgassing damage was minimal. I had some smooth autumn gold bone slabs available so I decided to use them on this knife. I installed a custom shield in a little bit different location than the stock shield. The autumn gold bone is usually hit or miss for me. For some reason it tends to be loaded with bone canals that unfortunately pick up polishing compound so there's always a few black specks on the handles. It still ended up being pretty nice and will fit in nicely on my shelf along with my other Streamlines.
Camillus Streamline with Autumn Gold Bone Handles
Camillus Streamline with Autumn Gold Bone Handles
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Another great save, Jeff! ::tu::
That's a beauty.
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Very nice work Jeff! I really like the gold bone, and the shield you used, centered on the rocker pin. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks guys!
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Jeff. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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doglegg wrote: Tue Sep 12, 2023 1:02 am Jeff. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
Thanks!
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I've done a few Streamlines, and seen a bunch on here as well. That bone color selection has to be about the best choice I've seen for one of these, what a beauty!
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glennbad wrote: Tue Sep 12, 2023 11:10 am I've done a few Streamlines, and seen a bunch on here as well. That bone color selection has to be about the best choice I've seen for one of these, what a beauty!
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What a good looking knife that is.
I really like that bone.
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