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can anyone help ID this? It’s got no marking whatsoever 

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Camillus, Schrade/Imperial and Colonial were the "big boys" for contract knives back in the day.
If it does NOT have Swendon Key construction you can eliminate Schrade from the list of suspects.
If it HAS the Swendon Key construction then Schrade is the guilty party.

Looks like a nice knife. :)

I would lean toward Colonial

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