Remington Tang Stamp chart?

[americanedgetech]

I can't seem to locate a complete tang stamp list for Remington. I have found the older "circle" stamps but I am looking for the newer "script" type or line type.
I have a couple newer Rems but I don't know how new or who built them (ie: Camillus).

Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

[espn77]

The chart you posted the other day is the only published chart I've ever seen.

[americanedgetech]

Well isn't that strange.
Did Remington contract out all of there knives after a certain date?

[gsmith7158]

Well isn't that strange.
Did Remington contract out all of there knives after a certain date?

Ken those old tang stamps of Remington are all You will see. They sold out to DuPont in the depression then DuPont sold out to Pal in the early 40's. All the later Remington are reproductions made on contract by Camillus, Bear and Sons and others.

[Gunsil]

Not to mention all the fakes made in China.

[espn77]

Also some knives that were authorized in the 60's, 70's. Majority of those were German made but not all. 1982 is when Camillas started making them for Remington

[americanedgetech]

Hmmm.
There are variations in the line type stamps. Can these not be identified by the maker, and era?
I can recall at least four different line stamps that I have seen.

No wonder people like brands like Case! Look it up, and done.

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Just saw your post ESPN,
Do you have a copy of that Tang or is it somewhere I can find it?
I just bought a Remington Swell end that I believe is on the cusp of the dates you just posted (70-82) but I'm not sure.

[espn77]

The Camillas stamp was rem umc in a circle with made in USA on the out side. Good knives. Not junk. But they made a ton of them. So value is low.

[americanedgetech]

Ok. Thanks!
I'll add that to my records.
It's better to know one, than none.