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Keith

Just received this 1047 in the mail today.

Nice knife and in really good shape. Has it ever been used? Is 1047 the designation they used for the 72 pattern Boy Scout??

The 1047 looks like it never been sharpened,it has a few spots on the blades but you expect that on carbon blades.I say it been sit in a draw for a few years.I will oil it and put it in my display.
grant

shearer, nice looking whittler, the #72 is my favorite camillus pattern!!.... .....the 1047 is the bsa designation for the camillus whittler............

new addition, was my granpa's #14

Hey Peanut, welcome to AAPK!

Those Camillus jacks are some of my favorites.
It is even nicer that it belonged to your grandfather!

Thanks, glad i found the site. I will be showin off a few nice Old Timers that were his also

just inherited my grandfathers

Here is my Sears High Carbon, awaiting repair. Yours looks familiar.

How about a short line EO and a 4 Line/Sword whittler? Nevermind the other steel, it's just there for support....

I had never heard Dire Wolf before. The country sound surprised me. I guess I had never listened to much Dead music (If any. Surely I heard it on the radio).

jerryd6818 wrote:I had never heard Dire Wolf before. The country sound surprised me. I guess I had never listened to much Dead music (If any. Surely I heard it on the radio).

A lot of their stuff has that feel, particurlarly the Working Mans era.

I think the bone they used in the last years was some of the beast looking bone you can find on any knife made around the same time.
I have several of the Remington remakes that where made by Camillus and I'm very impressed with all the knives.I'm also working on another "72 Ducks unlimited" off the bay right now.
The last pic is of a Camillus made Rem bullet,just look at the bone on that knife, it is supper nice stuff,as you can see it was the same bone they used on the 72 from around the same time.

grabbed this lil #12 camillus for a buck

This is 90% of my Camillus Collection... Ken

junebug wrote:grabbed this lil #12 camillus for a buck

Super snag Josh. That's the deal of the month.

thanx jerry ...think it will be goin' to my dad.....he likes them tiny lil knives.
i will prolly add an EZ open notch so he can open pen blade easier......

I picked up this 72 out of the bay.

My $5..00fleamarket find

Good scores.
Hear is one that I had for years and just got the handles done in bone.

Thanx Knifetime.What a well built knife

Anybody have an idea as to age or number of these two Camillus Stockmans???? There are no #'s stamped.

Just won this one on ebay. Don't have it in hand yet. WWII Maritime Commission and Merchant Marine Sailor's knife, four-line stamp, 4 1/2" closed. If I remember correctly it has wood handles. Doesn't appear to have been used or sharpened.

...t.j., this looks identical to mine, which has delrin or composite handles,same jigging pattern.... ........