Reasonably rare Camillus

[doglegg]

Beautiful old knives!

Thanks.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Floyd ( Doglegg) Am going to post this 12 short line here, hope you don’t mind me tagging it on your post .
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I am looking at some of the older post and WOW, a beautiful #12 short line Great photos! Thanks

[Colonel26]

I’m just reading this this thread and WOW. Floyd and JP, y’all have some amazing old knives. Very nice!

[doglegg]

I’m just reading this this thread and WOW. Floyd and JP, y’all have some amazing old knives. Very nice!

Thanks Wade. Those old one always get me going. But you have some pretty fabulous ones as well.

[Ripster]

I’m just reading this this thread and WOW. Floyd and JP, y’all have some amazing old knives. Very nice!

Thanks Wade. Those old one always get me going. But you have some pretty fabulous ones as well.

Morning Floyd and fellas . Wade ,been almost a year but ,Thank. You . They’re a great knife for sure .
Sitting here this cold windy snowy day taking advantage of being able to hide out . So that brings me to updating notes into one ( hopefully ) page with out all the pages of scribbled out notes and what not . Then into the Lap top for reference .A question to you ,was the #12 only made one or two years with bone. And if there was another material used beside bone what was it in this stamp period ? Have looked in the 1946 and 48 Catalog but would like to hear or see what some of you have to offer .
Those 16 and 17 s a page back sure are nice on the eyes

[doglegg]

JP, going by the catalogs it seem that first offering at the end of and right after the War was the only ones in bone. I sure like them and hate to pass one up. I'm not sure what those black handles were made of before Delrin. You sure have some wonderful ones.

[Waukonda]

I’m just reading this this thread and WOW. Floyd and JP, y’all have some amazing old knives. Very nice!

Thanks Wade. Those old one always get me going. But you have some pretty fabulous ones as well.

Morning Floyd and fellas . Wade ,been almost a year but ,Thank. You . They’re a great knife for sure .
Sitting here this cold windy snowy day taking advantage of being able to hide out . So that brings me to updating notes into one ( hopefully ) page with out all the pages of scribbled out notes and what not . Then into the Lap top for reference .A question to you ,was the #12 only made one or two years with bone. And if there was another material used beside bone what was it in this stamp period ? Have looked in the 1946 and 48 Catalog but would like to hear or see what some of you have to offer .
Those 16 and 17 s a page back sure are nice on the eyes

Nice knives, cool pics with your notes!!