Show Us Your Camillus Knives!

[Miller Bro's]

A Camillus Cam-Lok folding hunter with the sheath.

[jerryd6818]

Very close to a 14. The 14 is 3-3/8" closed. Same frame & blades.

[garddogg56]

The only difference is the bolsters and main nail nic.The #14 is on the bottom.

[Producer]

My latest, purchased through a Forum members store here.
First for me of this pattern. Nice solid knife.

edit "1990" version

[Vit_213]

Woodcraft Jack Knife #882

Woodcraft Single Blade Lock Back #886

Woodcraft Lock Back #887

[ken6]

[garddogg56]

Vito;Why are they called Woodcraft?Producer;I don't collect those but I have my Uncles dated 1977.

[Producer]

Vito;Why are they called Woodcraft?Producer;I don't collect those but I have my Uncles dated 1977.

Wow, 1977 huh?
I'm impressed with this one from "90". It has definately seen some hard use but feels indestructable.
I plan on using this one.
Love all these old Camillus's

[royal0014]

Pulled a 'yoink' off the 'bay yesterday. Under 3 minutes left on the listing when
I found it, so I shot from the hip with a bid I fully expected to miss.
Two minutes later and this 'un is headed my way

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[jerryd6818]

Why are they called Woodcraft?

That's what Camillus called the Series. This is from the 1996 catalog.

Royal -- You did much better with your 'yoink' than I did with mine.

[Just Plain Dave]

YES PLEASE! 882 and 885!!!!!

[carrmillus]

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.............ken, nice collection!!!.......... ...................

[rexstubbins]

Found this 4 line easy open today at a yard sale.

[jerryd6818]

Rex -- I want to go to yard sales in your area. That's just marvelous.

[carrmillus]

............rex, great find!!!.........I have his brother!!!.....one of my favorite patterns!!!........... ...........

[tjmurphy]

Pretty sweet, Rex! Way to go!

[Cutty]

Found this 4 line easy open today at a yard sale.

YARD SALE

Wow, that is a beautiful knife in what looks like great shape

[garddogg56]

Thanx Jerry

[bladeguy58]

Ok I just posted this on New Arrivals but it fits here also so here is what picked up yesterday. Its a 4 line camp knife with what I think is a Peach Bone handle. This is a great solid knife with good snap and very little wear. It had a little red paint on it which I managed to get off and maybe it could use a little more spit and polish but for $18 it was a bargain!

[bladeguy58]

So I'm on a roll and have a lot of catching up to do so here are few more. Here you have a TL29, Rope knife, and a small two bladed knife with Delrin handles.
Bladeguy~

[bladeguy58]

Opps I left this one off!

[jerryd6818]

Opps I left this one off!

Looks like a #14. Rough brown (my designation) handles (I'm not sure if that's very early Delrin or some other synthetic) . Made in the late 1950s - 1960s. Looks to be in very good condition.


The one you called a rope knife is a Rigger's Knife (if the marlin spike locks) or Yachtsman (if the marlin spike does not lock). Given the shape of the bail, I'm guessing Rigger's Knife.

[bladeguy58]

Opps I left this one off!

Looks like a #14. Rough brown (my designation) handles (I'm not sure if that's very early Delrin or some other synthetic) . Made in the late 1950s - 1960s. Looks to be in very good condition.


The one you called a rope knife is a Rigger's Knife (if the marlin spike locks) or Yachtsman (if the marlin spike does not lock). Given the shape of the bail, I'm guessing Rigger's Knife.

Rigger's knife, I couldn't think of what it was called! I actually had another one but my friend is a sailor so I gave it to him for a present. About the handle on the #14, I've always wondered what the material was myself. How'd you like that Camp knife for $18?

[jerryd6818]

Opps I left this one off!

Looks like a #14. Rough brown (my designation) handles (I'm not sure if that's very early Delrin or some other synthetic) . Made in the late 1950s - 1960s. Looks to be in very good condition.


The one you called a rope knife is a Rigger's Knife (if the marlin spike locks) or Yachtsman (if the marlin spike does not lock). Given the shape of the bail, I'm guessing Rigger's Knife.

Rigger's knife, I couldn't think of what it was called! I actually had another one but my friend is a sailor so I gave it to him for a present. About the handle on the #14, I've always wondered what the material was myself. How'd you like that Camp knife for $18?

I think what you're calling a "Camp Knife" is actually a WWII Army Air Corps Utility Knife and I like it a lot. For $18, I like it even more. You were looking for a rose and found an orchid.

[bladeguy58]

I thought might have been something like that but in looking up some other patterns from other makers I found one like it that and it said camp, thanks for the correction!