All About Pocket Knives

Here is a decent example of a Camillus Office knife.
It flew under the radar on ebay, it only got 2 bids.
I got it for $1.29 and $5 shipping.
While not as nice as Vit's Office Knife, I was pretty pleased with it.
I even left the patina alone and have not cleaned it.
I was pretty happy with the price!

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

As sure as today is Tuesday

......mine is delrin!!.........wanna swap!!!...... ..............

Nice office knife, Dale. The blades look pretty full!

Old Camillus Senator Pen Knife One side is hot stamped: A CENTURY OF PROGRESS The other side: CHICAGO-1933

........that's neat,vit!!.never seen one that color, wonder if it had anything to do with the world's fair that year???........ ............

Camillus Deluxe Fisherman's Knife (#25)

Camillus Navy and Coast Guard General Utility Knife
(short line tang stamp; 2-piece can-opener)

Those are pretty nice knives, Vit. I have a couple of them. Yours looks extremely nice And, they can still be had for just a little bit of money.

Very nice pair of Camillus knives--fish knife is my favorite out of the two---

Yes. This 4-bl utility knife I bought for $ 12 .
Although I had a lot to work on cleaning it.

That's about what I paid for the one's that I have. They had the shrinky-dinky handle material on them and I had them rehandled by Elvis, and they turned out Grrrrrrrrr8.

Camillus Standard Scout knife (presumably #4006)
bought for $16

That is a beauty Vitaly!
Nice score and a good price!

Vit_213 wrote:Camillus Deluxe Fisherman's Knife (#25)

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..vit, I have one of these I've had about 50 yrs., about 40 of those years it lived in my tackle box-I would love to see all the fish I cleaned with it piled in one place!!!.it's staglon handled, does not have the hook sharpener, 1946-1956 no line mark. one of my all-time favorite Camillus knives!!!!.... ....................

I bought these when they first appeared in a local gun store.
I had about 3 or 4 more but gave them away. I used one of them and lost two out of the 3 sharpening rods. Young and foolish.
Anyway they are really solid, hefty trappers.
I like them now more than when I first got them!

Here's a 716S Double Lockback I just added

Keith

I never know with you Keith if it's for your collection or resale or is there a difference?

Jerry,

It's really simple with me. I never have and will never post a knife in the forums thats for sale. They are all from my personnel collection. Only the knives you see in my store are for sale

Keith

I was just pokin' at ya Keith. Probably should have added a couple of smiley faces. But that is a good thing to know. BTW, it's a fine looking knife.


I just got this one in for the 72 pile. A little Mothers and she looks like a new one. (pic is before Mothers)

ozzie marie wrote:Here's a 716S Double Lockback I just added

Keith

jerryd6818 wrote:I was just pokin' at ya Keith. Probably should have added a couple of smiley faces. But that is a good thing to know. BTW, it's a fine looking knife.


I just got this one in for the 72 pile. A little Mothers and she looks like a new one. (pic is before Mothers)

Love that 716s, really nice. I've never seen that model.

That 72 looks pretty darn good without a cleanup! Nice.
Thanks, producer

jerryd6818 wrote:I was just pokin' at ya Keith. Probably should have added a couple of smiley faces. But that is a good thing to know. BTW, it's a fine looking knife.


I just got this one in for the 72 pile. A little Mothers and she looks like a new one. (pic is before Mothers)

............jerry!!!!!, that's MARSHA!!!!....where'd you find it?????................... ..........................

Sorry to disappoint you Tommy. That's not Marsha. That's Millicent, her twin sister.

............rats!!!, I could have sworn it was talkin' to me!!!........like, "SHANE............come back"!!................ ...............................

Camillus 10 I picked up at a flea market yesterday! I am getting hooked on looking for these older knives at flea markets for collecting and using.