I LOVE Camillus camp knives!
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I love Camillus camp knives too 
Camillus Camp Knife #99 (60s-70s)
Camco Camp Knife #450 (late 70s)
Camillus BSA Knife #1996 (1947-1948)
Camillus Norman Rockwell Commemorative BSA Knife 1002 (#BSA002) - 1997
Camillus Military Camp Knives #1760 (2005) & #S1760 (1960)
Camillus Ol' Glory Camp Knife #1760F (2002)
Camillus Camp Knife #99 (60s-70s)
Camco Camp Knife #450 (late 70s)
Camillus BSA Knife #1996 (1947-1948)
Camillus Norman Rockwell Commemorative BSA Knife 1002 (#BSA002) - 1997
Camillus Military Camp Knives #1760 (2005) & #S1760 (1960)
Camillus Ol' Glory Camp Knife #1760F (2002)
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Just to facilitate communication, these are typically called "Scout" knives in the U.S.A. (A "Scout" knife is something else in Europe.) The name stuck to them due to so many Boy Scout versions being put into circulation for the last century+
"Camp knife" is usually meant in the U.S.A. to be a fairly large fixed-blade knife.
But, hey! If you called them "potatoes," I'd still love them. One of them was my very first knife and went to schools with me from age eight to HS graduation.
I just picked up another example of the Rockwell "On MY Honor" item a couple of days ago.
"Camp knife" is usually meant in the U.S.A. to be a fairly large fixed-blade knife.
But, hey! If you called them "potatoes," I'd still love them. One of them was my very first knife and went to schools with me from age eight to HS graduation.
I just picked up another example of the Rockwell "On MY Honor" item a couple of days ago.
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I think tat the shape of that main blade is my favorite. it is just plain classic.
Camillus No. 98
