Long story short, I showed the clerk at a local knife shop the little pocketknife I've been carrying since my grandmother passed away last year. I like it because it's so small that it's adorable, but this guy suggested that it was probably pretty valuable as an antique, so I thought I'd try to find out more.
This knife is about an inch and a half long and half an inch wide. It's covered in what the store clerk swore was genuine mother-of-pearl and has "Camillus has the edge" engraved on one side in red letters. There's also a small loop on one end, like it could be attached to a keychain.
What research I've been able to do online says that the slogan engraved on it dates from the late 1940s, but that's all I know about it. Any ideas?
This knife is about an inch and a half long and half an inch wide. It's covered in what the store clerk swore was genuine mother-of-pearl and has "Camillus has the edge" engraved on one side in red letters. There's also a small loop on one end, like it could be attached to a keychain.
What research I've been able to do online says that the slogan engraved on it dates from the late 1940s, but that's all I know about it. Any ideas?
