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Just picked up a Camillus 14 love these jacks.

.........nice one, GD!!...one of my favorite patterns!!............. ...................

Oh yeah GD!
Nice #14 Jack.

Thanx Guys How many variation of the #14 did they make???I have a feeling these are going to be addictive

Came across another Camillus made camp knife made for Sears I'm told,on tang reads High Carbon over Steel over USA.Great bone steel liners and bolsters.She cleaned up well.before and afta.

...good one, GD!!..handiest knife ever made!!..... .................

I ended a dry spell today, found these two and had to bring them home... ...the cigar jack is 4 1/4" with a Sword Brand etch on the master, great snap and a hand full for sure.

The little fella is 3 1/4" and is Sword Brand stamped. Blades are real shinny so I'm thinking the Krome Plate shield mite have something to do with that.

Trying to figure a time frame on these, the cigar has steel bolsters so maybe a pre or post WW2 and the Krome Plate in the 1950's.....do you all think this is close ?

Bob

dogg, those 14's are really addictive. I've only come across three variations so far.

1.) Bone
2.) What I call "rough brown" ('50s & '60s) Camillus called it Brownstag.
3.) Camillus Indian Stag

I have yet to see one in the standard Camillus Rogers Bone Delrin.

Anyone else have one of these 3" Dogleg Jacks?

Thanks Jerry where ya been hiding?

garddogg56 wrote:Thanks Jerry where ya been hiding?

Just off on sabbatical, taking a break.

U.S. Army Engineers Knife #14L55

.......ditto, royal,and it also looks to be near mint!!.......it's in a lot better shape than the one I've got!!!............. ...................

Here's a really nice 4 line stockman. What a knife. Thank you Wayne (btrwtr) it was a pleasure to meet you and your nephew at the Mystic show.

3 7/8"

.......beautiful old knife!!!....... ..................

Thank you, Tommy. Glad you like it.

Joe that is one handsom knife there son

Thank you, dogg.

Stockman--made for Sears, three line tang stamp "CRAFTSMAN U.S.A 95235" . Wood handles, supposedly maple. What's odd is, it appears to have stainless blades and carbon backsprings.

This is my latest. Just got it yesterday.
It is the only fixed blade in the Yello-Jaket series.

I picked up this Salesman Sample Set at the Blade Show

Keith

Very, very nice Keith.

Very nice package, Keith. Good score!

Here are a few pre-WWII Camillus' knives:

.........I'm drooling over all of these, especially the bone-handled ones!!!!.......... ...........