Marion,
I like the Camper. It's a thin blade with a flat grind. Mine is stainless but I'm thinking about getting a carbon steel blade. In general, I like the design and beauty of these knives. I also like the way they feel in my hand. Blade up or blade down, the knife feels comfy. I also like the lightness of the knife. In this regard, they are similar to puukkos. Great for backpacking. The sheath dangles too, like most puukkos and so is very comfortable to wear. The only downside I can see is that the steel is not as glamorous as other steels. Doesn't bother me. That's why I have crocksticks. The blade is very serviceable and the thin blade of the camper makes it a very versatile blade overall. The droppoint makes it great for hunting and the thin blade and offset handle makes it a whizbang in the kitchen (although not as handy as a good chef's knife). I had to reprofile the edge on mine a bit when I first got it but that didn't take long on my GATCO. Overall, if you want a fixed blade that is attractive, serviceable, comfortable, and light to carry, the Grohmanns are great.
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Hoodoo
I get some pleasure from finding a relentlessly peaceful use for a combative looking knife.
JKM