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one of my dad's pocket knives
Gents, I figure this pocket knife was pretty common in the 40s. I'd appreciate as much info as I can get............my intent is to pass it along to my grandsons but figure they may enjoy it more if they have some info.
I think I've added a couple of photos to this note but not sure I did it right.
Thanks,
Greg
PS: I don't see the photos in the "preview" and I don't see any confirmation that they have downloaded. but i'll see if I can send anyway and see what happens.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Permalink Reply by greg on
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I see that I have two replies but there is no text? am I doing something wrong in how I access responses?
Greg
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Greg,
The replies were just me, bringing in the photos so no one had to hit the links. Are there any words on the tang area?
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Permalink Reply by Steve Scheuerman (Manx) on
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Greg...without any blade stamps or markings, it is next to impossible to identify that knife. The USA shield could come from or be put on anything. I would say, if it means something to you, then keep it and cherish it. It has lasted this long! You passing it along to your grand kids makes a story and increases the value tenfold! Make it worth talking about. :)
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i see on the blade the word Camillus and what seems to be "cutleryco ny"...........does that help?
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Great,
That makes the knife a Camillus ! Does it look like this one?
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