This is one you just cant turn down in a pawn shop for under $30. I forgot to scan it but it also had an original brown eight rivet sheath.
wb
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Any Military collectors out there.
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Any Military collectors out there.
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Nice;
Looks to be possibly a camillus aircrewmans survival knife circa 1956-1965. Carried one similar for 3 1/2 years.
wb
Edit; whoops that may be a bit later possibly by ont.knife(late 80's)
Looks to be possibly a camillus aircrewmans survival knife circa 1956-1965. Carried one similar for 3 1/2 years.
wb
Edit; whoops that may be a bit later possibly by ont.knife(late 80's)
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Re: Any Military collectors out there.
Nice find. I really like the Cattaraugus "Commando" or Quartermaster knives. I have one that someone put an custom handle on. Sharpens like a razor.Mossdancer wrote:This is one you just cant turn down in a pawn shop for under $30. I forgot to scan it but it also had an original brown eight rivet sheath.
wb
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