Could this be made by Schrade?
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Could this be made by Schrade?
I need some help with a knife that is either a Camillus or Schrade. It looks to have a Camillus shield but I have been told it could have been made by Schrade. It is a 72 variation. Any help with my fellow knife enthusiasts would be appreciated. Thank you for looking. Any help on the age would also be appreciated. Thanks!
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
I believe it to be a Camillus. It is not a Schrade.
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Thank you Cal!!
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
Did Schrade ever use a big shield like on this Camillus knife ?
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
Agreed.
Roland, they did use similar shields on cattle knives and cigar jacks and such.kootenay joe wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 2:51 am Did Schrade ever use a big shield like on this Camillus knife ?
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
That's a Sears knife made by Camillus as the others said.
Roland's comment about the big shield made me think of another fat shielded Camillus. The shield they used on their Washington jacks was nearly as wide as the knife. I have a few of them including one of the contract knives for Moore Handley and it's the same shield on all of them. Makes it easy to pick 'em out of a line up when you're scanning the tables at the gun show.
Roland's comment about the big shield made me think of another fat shielded Camillus. The shield they used on their Washington jacks was nearly as wide as the knife. I have a few of them including one of the contract knives for Moore Handley and it's the same shield on all of them. Makes it easy to pick 'em out of a line up when you're scanning the tables at the gun show.
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
Thank you gentleman for all your responses. Much appreciated.
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
I did not know Camillus made a Washington Jack. What a great looking knife ! And big, about 4 1/2" ?
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Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
I gave one of those big ones away to a friend some years back. It was marked Boker, but I had heard that Camillus made them for Boker U.S.A.
Re: Could this be made by Schrade?
It's surprising how many makers had Washington jacks. The ones I've gotten my hands on so far are Schrade, Camillus, Robeson, NYK, Empire, Boker, Southern & Richardson, Double Forge (a Japanese knock off!) and GEC which is the only modern one I have. There's more that I've seen pictures of but haven't found. Ulster, Utica and Binghamton come to mind on the not-found-yet list. I'm sure there are more brands I don't know about. The Camillus looks a little bigger than it actually is because of the angle I took the photo at. It measures right at 3-7/8".kootenay joe wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 3:56 pm I did not know Camillus made a Washington Jack. What a great looking knife ! And big, about 4 1/2" ?
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I have two Bokers but they're newer 50s-70s I think. One of them is a Primble. These are big suckers up in the English jack neighborhood at around 4-1/2".tongueriver wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 4:34 pm I gave one of those big ones away to a friend some years back. It was marked Boker, but I had heard that Camillus made them for Boker U.S.A.
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