Camillus Coffin Bolster Crown Pen Display at OKCA 2016
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Re: Camillus Coffin Bolster Crown Pen Display at OKCA 2016
Can you spot the last difference in the widebody frame that I didn't mention. (talkinperson?)
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Re: Camillus Coffin Bolster Crown Pen Display at OKCA 2016
Very nice display, congratulations!CutleryCollector-com wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2026 2:43 pm
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On the fixed blade knife, did you make it?
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Re: Camillus Coffin Bolster Crown Pen Display at OKCA 2016
It looks like the bar shield is larger on the " widebody" knives.CutleryCollector-com wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2026 10:18 pm Can you spot the last difference in the widebody frame that I didn't mention.
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Re: Camillus Coffin Bolster Crown Pen Display at OKCA 2016
Correct! Bar shield is 2 millimeters longer on the widebody frames.
Grant Cunningham ground the blade blank for the Scagel blade style grinding competition 2025. Then the competitors have one year to complete the rest of the knife to be judged a year later as a finished knife. And then the highest scoring display picks from the completed knives first in 2026. Makes the displayers really compeat for the best educational and most valuable display.
Thank to all for the interest!
Grant Cunningham ground the blade blank for the Scagel blade style grinding competition 2025. Then the competitors have one year to complete the rest of the knife to be judged a year later as a finished knife. And then the highest scoring display picks from the completed knives first in 2026. Makes the displayers really compeat for the best educational and most valuable display.
Thank to all for the interest!