Wood Inlayed Camillus
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patch1
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Wood Inlayed Camillus
Can anyone out there help me identify the customizer who made the scales for this Light Trapper. I'ts a Camillus I bought in 1995. Going through some stuff and came across it and a Barlow inlayed in the same style.Both sides have three types of wood and depict mountain scenes. One side is night-time with a turquoise moon and tiny brass studs for stars.Much obliged for any help.
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knifeswapper
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Re: Wood Inlayed Camillus
Camillus has used Santa Fe Stoneworks, but don't know about the trapper.
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Hukk
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Re: Wood Inlayed Camillus
I was trying to think of it, but I think you could be right Mike. I've seen a lot of knives with "soft stone" such as Picasso Marble and the stone that is recon (86% stone & 14 % polymer) made by Santa Fe Stone Works, used on Camillus knives. I think you may have nailed it. Here is the site: http://www.santafestoneworks.com
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