Posted 6 years ago
BreezeE
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Iran across this knife today and i can find an exact match online anywhere. Can anyone tell me more about it?
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You can date it by the markings on it. They used different lines in the marks from year to year. This isn't an antique because I bought the same knife in the late 1950's at the local hardware store.
It may not be antique (over 100 years old) but it is still collectible.
Camillus was founded in 1902. This knife looks a lot like the WWII Mark 2 Military knife but there are significant differences. I believe this knife is a civilian sporting knife from just after the WWII period.