Hello from a nascent Camillus-phile
Posted: Sat Jul 27, 2013 5:59 am
I've been lurking here long enough and I decided it was time to actually join up and take part in this forum. I recognize some familiar names from other forums.
Briefly - my name is Nate, I'm from Massachusetts and I really like Camillus knives. It's only in the last year or so that I've owned any Camillus pieces but they have struck a certain chord in me and it seems I'm set on them. Here's a picture of my small group.
The 27 electrician was the first one I got. It's a great toolbox/workshop knife for me and I have a fondness for the TL-29 style pattern overall.
The rope/lifeboat knife and the swell end jack are my older examples. Rope knife has a 4 line stamp. Swell end has a 3 line stamp on the pen blade and a 4 line on the main blade. It's one of my favorite knives and gets carried regularly.
The last two are from the Federal Knife Co. and Kent brand labels. It impresses me how well made they both are for what would have been lower priced lines in their time. I love how easily their thinly ground edges sharpen up too.
Well that's my Camillus story in a nutshell. This forum has already provided me with a lot of great information and knives to look at. I look forward to being involved in the discussion here and arming myself with the knowledge to help expand my Camillus stable in the future.
Briefly - my name is Nate, I'm from Massachusetts and I really like Camillus knives. It's only in the last year or so that I've owned any Camillus pieces but they have struck a certain chord in me and it seems I'm set on them. Here's a picture of my small group.
The 27 electrician was the first one I got. It's a great toolbox/workshop knife for me and I have a fondness for the TL-29 style pattern overall.
The rope/lifeboat knife and the swell end jack are my older examples. Rope knife has a 4 line stamp. Swell end has a 3 line stamp on the pen blade and a 4 line on the main blade. It's one of my favorite knives and gets carried regularly.
The last two are from the Federal Knife Co. and Kent brand labels. It impresses me how well made they both are for what would have been lower priced lines in their time. I love how easily their thinly ground edges sharpen up too.
Well that's my Camillus story in a nutshell. This forum has already provided me with a lot of great information and knives to look at. I look forward to being involved in the discussion here and arming myself with the knowledge to help expand my Camillus stable in the future.