Can any of you experts assit me on this one,, Please?.

[sunnyd]

Here is a small pen knife I am getting conflicting information about as far as the age goes. OK.. It has those old half bolsters(or fingernail bolsters) with the vintage carbon steel and faux woodgrain scales.

It is tang stamped as a (4) liner on both blades:

(1) Camillus
(2) Cutlery, CO.
(3) Camillus, NY.
(4) USA

Any help would be deply appreciated.. Thanks in advance guys like knifeaholic, waynorth, ect. ect. ect..

 

[El Lobo]

Not an expert, but...

I believe those bolsters are also referred to as "Tipped" bolsters. A 4 line stamp on both (or all) blades was 1919-1941, IIRC. CAMCO, in the Camillus forum, may be able to add some more information.

Bill

 

[JD Mandrell]

Don't know anything usefull, but neat piece!

 

[knifeaholic]

I cannot add anything..what others have said is correct as far as I know.

 

[rev_jch]

hmmmmm.......late 20's to (maybe) early 50's.

 

[smiling-knife]

I can't add anything new other than I like it. Great old knife.

 

[sunnyd]

Not an expert, but...

I believe those bolsters are also referred to as "Tipped" bolsters. A 4 line stamp on both (or all) blades was 1919-1941, IIRC. CAMCO, in the Camillus forum, may be able to add some more information.
Bill

This has been extremely helpful to me!.:thumbup:

.. And thanks for everyone who responded!. Many Blessings to all.. ~ ><> ~