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............really like the ebony handled pen knife, k7k, are both blades stamped with the arched 3 line stamp??............. ...............

carrmillus wrote:............really like the ebony handled pen knife, k7k, are both blades stamped with the arched 3 line stamp??............. ...............

No just the pen blade.I don't recall where or when I picked this one up(more than 20 years ago for sure)but the condition is fantastic.Nice Sunday knife.

That is a really nice herd of Camillus' there Ray!

Ray, the stuff you pull out of your archives never ceases to amaze me. I was beginning to get a little anxious as I scrolled through those Camillus knives but then was relieved to see you do have a #72. Good show old chap. It wasn't the only one I was admiring but you know I'm just a little nutty about that pattern.

Great one's K7K. The USCG with red handles, are they bone or wood??

tjmurphy wrote:Great one's K7K. The USCG with red handles, are they bone or wood??

They are made of wood.As far as I can tell it is an original knife and not one of the re-issues even though it is in fantastic shape.

I've got one just like it, in unused condition, but it does not have the USCG Approved stamp on the back of the tang. Pretty beefy knives

.......mine is like yours, t. j........did you notice the design on the bail ends??.........I remember my grandpa calling that a "crowfoot" bail??................ ........................

Sure did Tommy, K7K's is the same way. Crow's foot would be a good way to describe it.

This looks like an old one. It definitely needs a good day at the spa!

Kasey -- That italicized tang stamp is generally accepted as being from sometime in the 1970s to sometime in middle to late 1980s.

Received this Camillus three line camp knife in the mail yesterday.It has good snap on all blades.
Grant

Nice, looks in good shape.

Office Knife #295

Awesome Viti love the French ivory ::nod::a few weeks back I picked up this 882 great user.

Shearer wrote:Received this Camillus three line camp knife in the mail yesterday.It has good snap on all blades.
Grant

I've bought a couple of those knives (CAMILLUS, no underline - just post WWII, 1946-?) and had them rehandled. They are very good knives and still available for just a little bit of money.

garddogg56 wrote:a few weeks back I picked up this 882 great user.

I also

This one belongs here.

Great looking sawcut bone on that Barlow, Dimitri!

Thanks Glenn!

I don`t think this one was carried much

glennbad wrote:Great looking sawcut bone on that Barlow, Dimitri!

.........that looks like the 1960-1976 tang stamp???........are you sure it's bone??.......... ..........