

Thank you Sir.
You had a good day fishing there my Friend
Thanks JP. I have a weakness for both short lines and bone handles.
Believe the covers are Maize pyroxylin, or grain white ,or some call it French Ivory .
JP, that's a g@@d l
Awesome find JP. You gave the old girl some new life. Cleaned up really well. A bonus being a short line and the awl is not chipped off. Pocketworn doesn't bother me as long as the handles are not cracked or shrunken. Congrats.Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Jun 25, 2021 1:22 am Evening folks ,just got done cleaning up a little 64 short line,got the rust off,decent blade action now. It’s a well worn piece,but seems to have been treated ok. The handles are wore smooth on both sides,someone carried it a lot by the look and feel of it .
Like to find a 68 like Skips,and need a 66 like G dogs and now I got the fever ,oh well . Take care out there you all .
Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Jun 25, 2021 1:22 am Evening folks ,just got done cleaning up a little 64 short line,got the rust off,decent blade action now. It’s a well worn piece,but seems to have been treated ok. The handles are wore smooth on both sides,someone carried it a lot by the look and feel of it .
Like to find a 68 like Skips,and need a 66 like G dogs and now I got the fever ,oh well . Take care out there you all .
Thank you Floyd.
Great find and great save Skip. Very full blade, and by your description has a good strong backspring. The old girl has many years ahead of her now.New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Tue Jun 29, 2021 2:12 pm This arrived yesterday and it got added to my "general" CAMILLUS pocket knife collection. This is NOT the same #1 that I posted back on June 4. It's another CAMILLUS 1, single blade, hawkbill, 4" closed, liner lock, short line tang stamp pocket knife (1946-1950). Not the prettiest #1 that I've seen, but certainly not the ugliest #1 that I've seen either. It still has a lot of life left in it. It did need some cleaning, I did what I could. I took some pictures and here it is.
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