Brand New Camillus Website up and running (CHECK IT OUT)

The Camillus Cutlery Company was one of the oldest knife manufacturers in the United States with roots dating back to 1876. The company manufactured Camillus branded knives and was a prolific contractor for other knife brands up until its last days in 2007 when the company filed for bankruptcy.
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Brand New Camillus Website up and running (CHECK IT OUT)

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If you love both old a new Camillus knives, you will want to visit this new site regularly. It has just opened and promises to be a one stop shop for Camillus info as it evolves. I encourage all my friends and fellow collectors to pay it multiple visits.

Here is the link.

http://camillusheritage.com/

Long live Camillus
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Knice! Thanks! ::tu::
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.....this is great,thanks!!!!............ ::tu:: ............
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Thought you might enjoy seeing my latest find. Four line Camillus. Four blade. I am almost ashamed to say what I paid for this gem. This is a sweet vintage knife
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...I have one of these, have had it for years now, really like it!!!..is yours 4 line stamped???....... ::tu:: ..........
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OK educate me. This one is four lines on all four blades. no underlines

What do I have here?
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......same stamping as mine!!!........goin's says 1919-1941,if marked on all blades!!............. ::tu:: ...............
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Yes it is marked on all four. Thank you. Got to be worth the $18.50 I paid for it. ::pray::
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..............you stole that one!!!!................ ::tu:: ...................
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