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Miller Bro`s wrote:I have been looking for one of these for some time, found one today.

It is a shell handle Super-Duper Kamp-King.

This thing has 6-blades, it has 2 can openers and 2 bottle openers ::shrug::

Why, I don`t know. I like the way they left two dimples in the shell to simulate pinned on handles.

It needs some cleaning, maybe I can talk Perry into cleaning it up for me ::idea:: He does such a nice job ::nod:: :)
1st one I've ever seen! Thanks for showin it MB. ::ds::
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8) Thanks guys ::tu::
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Here's another Tu-Tone I found a pic of...

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Showed these on the "mini" thread also...

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Here's a DE case. I do have the 859, it's just an old pic .

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Hey Glenn, I see you have some Topsys in that bunch! Nice ::nod::
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singin46 wrote:Hey Glenn, I see you have some Topsys in that bunch! Nice ::nod::
Not as nice as yours, mine have "experience". :lol:

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Here is one I picked up today

GC Co. Italy
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What do you think the date is on the DE display, Glenn?
I have seen an earlier one without the 883 fixed blade in it. The knives were held
in place with plastic covered wire ties. It looked to be mid -late '70s.

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Joe Dirt wrote:What do you think the date is on the DE display, Glenn?
I have seen an earlier one without the 883 fixed blade in it. The knives were held
in place with plastic covered wire ties. It looked to be mid -late '70s.

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According to Larry's site, this particular display is from '79
http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/ ... s/DE79.htm

The line itself looks like it dates back to '73.

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Experienced or not, I still love seein them Glenn! ::ds::
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Thanks for the link and the info., Glenn!!

Do you know what years the "Imperial Stainless" stamp was used?
I have noted it on the two-tones with the crown shield, but the two-tone "ink pen" knives
have the '55 - '88 stamp???. ::shrug::

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Joe Dirt wrote:Thanks for the link and the info., Glenn!!

Do you know what years the "Imperial Stainless" stamp was used?
I have noted it on the two-tones with the crown shield, but the two-tone "ink pen" knives
have the '55 - '88 stamp???. ::shrug::

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No, sorry, I don't know that off hand.

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Gotta say I'm "tickled" with this one ::paranoid:: .

It had been sittin on "debay" under one of those "28 day Buy It Now" listings for who knows how long.
The pictures weren't to clear, all I could tell was it was black jigged.

Well, it showed up yesterday and the shield and pins are covered by the cell wrap :shock: .

I luv the toothpick pattern but it seems to be limited to filleting fish or pokin' badgers.
The addition of a second blade makes it much more useful, although it's still too long and pointy to carry comfortably!

What ya think happened here?

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Nice one Joe :)

Here is another one I found out in the tool box. It is unused, still has a factory grease coating on it. The blade is etched and it comes in it`s original woodgrain cardboard box.

I don`t think I seen this type handle material shown yet, it is very attractive ::nod::
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And it's got a Sabre main on it Joe! Is that rare too? Never seen a tooth with one before. ::shrug:: Very cool that it still has original factory oil on it MB! ::nod:: I have a few Hammer Brands that had original grease too.
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A couple more shell handle knives...........
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gino wrote:Here is one I picked up today

GC Co. Italy
I was at the Antique Mall yesterday and a guy had two Italian swithces just like those, $28 each. They were locked in a glass case so I really couldn't tell the quality.
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Miller Bro`s wrote:A couple more shell handle knives...........
Sweet finds MB! I really like the second one. Hammer?
Here's one of my newest, Hammer Brand Penknife, early stamp.
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That is a nice fish knife, MB! And to have the box to boot ::tu::
Never seen that scale before!! The blue pinstripe is sweet also ::nod::

Gino, what IS the quality of the GC CO Italy stiletto, beside it being a shell?

Well singin', do you whistle while you work?? :lol:
Another pretty one for sure ::tu::

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Thanks Joe, ::nod:: Whistlin away. I love cleanin these cheapoes! Dents are still there but I don't mind that.
Handles are cool to look at.
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Joe, its okay but not what I would consider a quality made knife.

Nice Hammer Perry.
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thank ya Gino ::tu::
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Here is a few shell handles I dug up. ;)
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Great Gino! I like the bail on that toothpick, don't see many of those. ::tu::
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singin46 wrote:Sweet finds MB! I really like the second one. Hammer?
Thanks! They are both Imperials ::nod::

Joe Dirt wrote:That is a nice fish knife, MB! And to have the box to boot
Never seen that scale before!! The blue pinstripe is sweet also
Thanks Joe ::tu::
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Imperials "Kameo Karved" series.

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