Guys,
In a recent batch of knives I got a Camillus fixed blade knife and I'll put a photo at the bottom of this post. It is stamped CAMILLUS, N.Y. on one side of the ricasso and U.S.N. on the other side.
I have no idea as to the age of this knife and if someone here might give me a little help, I'd sure appreciate it.
Thanks in advance,
Ray
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Re: Camillus USN Fixed Blade
Can't answer your question for sure, but in addition to being a fine looking knife it sure looks like a Case Seabee Hunter I have that I believe was made by Camillus in 2001 as a 60th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Commemorative.
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Re: Camillus USN Fixed Blade
Very helpful and many thanks, Hardman. They do look like twins.
Ray
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