CUTCO USA small pen knife, 2-5/8", metal frame with black delrin handle inserts, mint with good snap. I had no idea that Cutco made slipjoints like this but there were several in their displays at the visitor center at the factory in Olean.
$12 shipped, payment by MO, insurance additional if wanted.
Q STEEL, older 1950's era slim trapper 4-1/8" with delrin winterbottom handles. No cracks, good snap, spey has a little bit of side play. Blades about full with grind marks. A good knife to rehab and carry, 440C blade steel.
$18 shipped, payment by MO, insurance additional if wanted.
CAMILLUS NEW YORK, 3-1/8" lockback, Santa Fe Stoneworks handles. Never used or sharpened but some minor scuffs and scratches on handles. Back handle looks like wood. Smooth action and lockup. This was probably a high dollar knife when made.
$30 shipped, payment by MO, insurance additional if wanted.
CUTCO Pen Knife, Queen Trapper, Camillus Santa Fe Stoneworks
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Re: CUTCO Pen Knife, Queen Trapper, Camillus Santa Fe Stonew
If the queen was real winterbottom I would buy because I have the toothpick to match it. 2 yr.1958-1960 tang stamp I believe.
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