Late 1980's Camillus Grandaddy Barlow #9 with albany advertising etch.
Delrin scales which were advertised as "brown" but have always looked "orange" to me.![]()
Late 80's? I thought mine was older than that. Live and learn!
Interesting, Karda thanks for the info.
BTW do you happen to know the steel?
Not sure of the exact steel.
Your best bet is to browse thru these and see if it's listed in a catalog. I'd do it, but i don't have the energy or time right now.
http://www.collectors-of-camillus.us...s/Catalogs.htm
@ http://www.collectors-of-camillus.us/
Albany International was a long time Camillus customer. Their salesman, Mr. Lee Minicucci, would ocassionally visit the Camillus office and order knives. I originally sold Albany Felt (their original name) the model #23 knife with their company name stamped on the handle. They made large felts that were used to manufacture paper. Albany's salesmen would give the knives to the employees in the paper mills. Camillus also made knives for other felt manufacturers like the ORR FELT Co. and PORRITTS & SPENCER. Albany International also purchased the model #864 Silver Sword knife with a handle bonded onto the knife that had their company logo.
Tom Williams
Thank you, interesting information. Camillus fan here for more than 50 years.
Thats a nice looking Barlow, would you call this a Daddy Barlow, I really like the Camillus knives, even the plain Jane stockman knives I have are so well made- just fantastic knives.
Duncan from New Zealand.
Gary Watson 16 Nov 1956 - 21 Dec 2009. Missed Incredibly.
psssssst, want a beautiful Barlow? I know just the guy who can help ya out
Not trying to go OT, but I picked up an ORR FELT marked 23 at the same flea market I picked my 9 up at. Great working knives.
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