Appreciate it skip!!
Thanks Floyd!!
Appreciate it skip!!
Thanks Floyd!!
Thank you Floyd.
Thank you Smitty.
Nice job Papa Bones! A great clean up!!!Papa Bones wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 7:49 pm I added this one to my Camillus 72 family yesterday. Lucked up on this one for a BIN price of $22.00 on the bay. A Short Line tang stamp, It has the black. Here are the before and after photos.
Sweet! I am getting another case of "Short-Line Fever"New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Wed Aug 25, 2021 8:31 pm This morning, this pocket knife joined my CAMILLUS collection. It's another CAMILLUS 72, 3 blade, swelled center, 3 5/8" closed, short line tang stamp, 1st generation, "whittler" pocket knife. It did not need any cleaning. I took some pictures and here it is. The last picture is of my other fourteen, short-line "72's." The top row are 1st generation "72's." The bottom row are 2nd generation "72's."
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Thank you Dan.
Thank you GSPTOPDOG.
A fine looking 72 indeed.
A very fine looking 72!
That’s a great piece,glad you got a photo and posted it .
Really great way to jump back in. Look forward to seeing more from you. Great work ,great pics . Always good too see some of you guys come back around. Take care#goldpan wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 7:48 pm Jumping back into knife collecting. Its been a couple of years since I last posted any 72's and their clones. I sold most of mine off. I had a bunch of short lined ones in bone that were just awesome. I can't believe how much the value of these knives has gone up! I recently picked up a few to start rebuilding my collection.
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In this bunch, front to back, are a yellow jacket, a Rigid, a 22 rim fire and a couple of Remingtons.
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In this bunch, front to back are three long line 72's. an Ulster that Jerry D. gave me several years ago and a Kutmaster.
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And in this bunch, front to back, a short line 72 in Ebony that I recently rebuilt, a 1042 scout that I put some deer antler tine on. It was one of the first knives that I rehandled many years ago. A long line 72, an Imperial scout 72 clone and a Craftsman Keen Kutter.
I have two more short liner 72s on the bench all cut apart waiting for me to give them a new set of jigged bone covers. I'll post them when they are finished. Boy I forgot how addictive these are. Wished I had those bone handled short line 72's back!
Here ya go JP. Jerry had posted it, it was a SFO for Sears. viewtopic.php?f=63&t=28718&start=3285Ripster wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 9:27 pmThat’s a great piece,glad you got a photo and posted it .
Awhile back I posted one of the same and asked some questions. You and / or Jerryd responded that it was a Holiday SFO but I can’t remember where that info was posted . Do you remember off hand ? Thanks . Here’s a pic of the one I have stashed away.
That's definitely the way you jump back in!! Very nice group of 72's and clones. Awesome you found a Keen Kutter. Look forward to see how the two your working on turn out!!#goldpan wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 7:48 pm Jumping back into knife collecting. Its been a couple of years since I last posted any 72's and their clones. I sold most of mine off. I had a bunch of short lined ones in bone that were just awesome. I can't believe how much the value of these knives has gone up! I recently picked up a few to start rebuilding my collection.
C758BA20-D157-4B1D-AF64-A9B3D7BB7CE3L0001.jpg
In this bunch, front to back, are a yellow jacket, a Rigid, a 22 rim fire and a couple of Remingtons.
BF31299D-403B-45AD-BC35-C4245CCED2F1L0001.jpg
In this bunch, front to back are three long line 72's. an Ulster that Jerry D. gave me several years ago and a Kutmaster.
C9CDE905-0D66-41CA-B097-46756E86EC1FL0001.jpg
And in this bunch, front to back, a short line 72 in Ebony that I recently rebuilt, a 1042 scout that I put some deer antler tine on. It was one of the first knives that I rehandled many years ago. A long line 72, an Imperial scout 72 clone and a Craftsman Keen Kutter.
I have two more short liner 72s on the bench all cut apart waiting for me to give them a new set of jigged bone covers. I'll post them when they are finished. Boy I forgot how addictive these are. Wished I had those bone handled short line 72's back!
Sears Christmas catalog 1991.Ripster wrote: ↑Mon Sep 06, 2021 9:27 pmThat’s a great piece,glad you got a photo and posted it .
Awhile back I posted one of the same and asked some questions. You and / or Jerryd responded that it was a Holiday SFO but I can’t remember where that info was posted . Do you remember off hand ? Thanks . Here’s a pic of the one I have stashed away.
Judge Jerry is a hard a$$ Marine so you might be doing pushups in the mud for a while. Be sure to count them out so he can hear you!
Opps! Thank you Sir! May I have another?
Sir! Yes Sir! 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 ...One! 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 ...Two! 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 ...Three! This is going to be a long posting I may have to take a break... I not in the same shape I was back in the "Olden Times" ...jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 11, 2021 1:18 am A 67? Why that's just an everyday stockman. I say, I say, that's just heresy son. Gotta find some way to get your mind right. Get down and give me 50 and count 'em out loud.