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The others

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I posted a topic about my grandpas old 4 Blade John Primble a few weeks ago. I said then I had a few others and would post the pics when I got them....so here they are. I would like an information possible that anyone may know. The first is obvious but not sure of value, the second is only identifiable by a number which is included, the third I dont have a clue on it.

Sorry about the pic quality on the first one I don't know what happened or why I didn't catch it and retake it any way it is about 4 " long, the second knife is about the same, the last knife is about 3" or 3 1/2".
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neat knives. thanks for sharing.
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I am writing this from work, so I do not have any of my references here, but this is my guesses:

Knife 1: Camillus Sword Steel Knife, I know I just read about them 4 days ago, as I jsut got one off E-bay, different model and newer than this. I think the Sword steel line was a different steel, and were supposed to be top end materials... this is going off memory here.

Knife 2: Looks like a wrapped pressed handle knife, maybe made by Imperial or Colonial??? Hard to say judging off just numbers, but just looking at the style, that is what it reminds me of.

Knife 3: Looks like 2 Hunting Knives I used to have, just a very different handle. One was an Imperial, the other was a Western. They had black plastic handles, same blade shape as the one you have pictured though.

This is just going from memory here, and what I have seen before. Hope this helps lead you down the right path!
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Thanks...It is defiantly more than I knew before.

Any ideas about dates or additional info.
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