Show Us Your Camillus Knives!

[Papa Bones]

Would this be considered a "72"? Was it made by CAMILLUS? Sure looks like a 72 to the uninformed... such as myself

Same pattern but different tang stamp and maker. The Craftsman 9494 was produced by Sears Roebuck by several makers. Yours I believe was made by Ulster, just going by the master clip blade and plain thumb nail nick. Good find, Congrats. Here is the thread about Camillus 72 Clones. viewtopic.php?f=63&t=62956 You should consider also posting your Craftsman 9494 there also.

[New_Windsor_NY]

Well.....

Thank you, GSPTOPDOG.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Would this be considered a "72"? Was it made by CAMILLUS? Sure looks like a 72 to the uninformed... such as myself

Same pattern but different tang stamp and maker. The Craftsman 9494 was produced by Sears Roebuck by several makers. Yours I believe was made by Ulster, just going by the master clip blade and plain thumb nail nick. Good find, Congrats. Here is the thread about Camillus 72 Clones. viewtopic.php?f=63&t=62956 You should consider also posting your Craftsman 9494 there also.

Thanks P.B. !!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Well.....

Thank you, GSPTOPDOG.

You are welcome, Sir! Next stop for me...the "Short-Line-Thread"

[doglegg]

Cool find GSP......

[GSPTOPDOG]

Cool find GSP......

Thanks, it has been dry as Death Valley for a while for me finding knives out there.

[Ripster]

Cool find GSP......

Thanks, it has been dry as Death Valley for a while for me finding knives out there.

Nice find GSP TOPDog. It sure takes more doing to find them around here as well ,but they’re out there .
Take care out there .

[GSPTOPDOG]

Cool find GSP......

Thanks, it has been dry as Death Valley for a while for me finding knives out there.

Nice find GSP TOPDog. It sure takes more doing to find them around here as well ,but they’re out there .
Take care out there .

I think the main problem for me is that a lot of ones I have found in person, at pawn shops yard sales etc...etc... are usually in EXTRA worn out shape

[damigg]

I once found a Becker/ BK&T BK7 Combat Utility

I probably already posted a photo of my Camillus BK7, but I don’t remember in which topic... I remember that it didn’t fit in my light box

My knives babybrother

Blade length: 7” (178 mm)
Blade thickness: .188” (4.8 mm)
Blade steel: S30V (59-60 HRC)
High, flat saber grind
Handle: Full tang with Becker Extreme scales of Micarta®
Weight: 12.9 oz (366 g)

[Tanuki]

Today's Camillus find: a well used (but not abused) Deluxe Pony Stock 83
I'm not expert enough to say if the covers are Cabone or Brownstag.

[Vit_213]

Blade length: 7” (178 mm)
Blade thickness: .188” (4.8 mm)
Blade steel: S30V (59-60 HRC)
High, flat saber grind
Handle: Full tang with Becker Extreme scales of Micarta®
Weight: 12.9 oz (366 g)

Hmm... I think I know where that description came from .
Welcome to camillusknives.ru

[Tanuki]

Another day, another 5 Camillus.

21 Pony jack
69 Deluxe premium stock
72 Carpenter/whittler
76 Baby premium stock
27 Electrician's (aka TL-29) with a Camillus tang stamp and a ChannelLock blade etch

No museum pieces, plenty of history and all suitable for carry.

[Ripster]

Another day, another 5 Camillus.
BF79147F-1CE3-4185-8291-E39D847998C6.jpeg
21 Pony jack
69 Deluxe premium stock
72 Carpenter/whittler
76 Baby premium stock
27 Electrician's (aka TL-29) with a Camillus tang stamp and a ChannelLock blade etch

No museum pieces, plenty of history and all suitable for carry.

Nice pile
Some great users there . The 72 and 69 are 2 of the patterns that I carry often .
Enjoy !

[Papa Bones]

Another day, another 5 Camillus.
BF79147F-1CE3-4185-8291-E39D847998C6.jpeg
21 Pony jack
69 Deluxe premium stock
72 Carpenter/whittler
76 Baby premium stock
27 Electrician's (aka TL-29) with a Camillus tang stamp and a ChannelLock blade etch

No museum pieces, plenty of history and all suitable for carry.

Nice group!! Like Ripster, the 72 & 69 are edc's for me also, along with the Pony Jack occasionally.

[Nev52]

Just rehandled this Camillus Jack knife I purchase in a box of knives. I did it in worm grove bone.
Nev

[SmileyBuck]

TL-29 was given to me by a gentleman it was carried and used in Vietnam in around 1971-72 I left it as original as possible it was in a box with medals and ribbons he was showing me I said "cool knife" he handed it to me and said "take it... it seen a lot"

[doglegg]

Another day, another 5 Camillus.
BF79147F-1CE3-4185-8291-E39D847998C6.jpeg
21 Pony jack
69 Deluxe premium stock
72 Carpenter/whittler
76 Baby premium stock
27 Electrician's (aka TL-29) with a Camillus tang stamp and a ChannelLock blade etch

No museum pieces, plenty of history and all suitable for carry.

TL-29 was given to me by a gentleman it was carried and used in Vietnam in around 1971-72 I left it as original as possible it was in a box with medals and ribbons he was showing me I said "cool knife" he handed it to me and said "take it... it seen a lot"

Just rehandled this Camillus Jack knife I purchase in a box of knives. I did it in worm grove bone.
Nev

Bone handles.jpg

Great job.

[Nev52]

Thanks, Dodlegg

Nev

[Ripster]

Just rehandled this Camillus Jack knife I purchase in a box of knives. I did it in worm grove bone.
Nev

Bone handles.jpg

Looking good ! That worm groove bone goes well with that old Jack .

[Nev52]

Thanks' Ripster,

[GSPTOPDOG]

I found a #67 to add to the pile... Maybe some acid-tone to get that blue paint off the metal.

[FRJ]

This 91 Congress was in pretty sad shape when I paid $10 for it today.
I cleaned it up a bit and sharpened it. It's a long line stamp. Another packer.

[Papa Bones]

I found a #67 to add to the pile... Maybe some acid-tone to get that blue paint off the metal.

Some WD40 and OOOO steel wool should do it also.

This 91 Congress was in pretty sad shape when I paid $10 for it today.
I cleaned it up a bit and sharpened it. It's a long line stamp. Another packer.

Great safe. Put some new life in the old gal.

[doglegg]

Joe, you did good.

[Sasquach]

Ya just gotta' love a yellow handled canoe.