Help with the manufacturer of this old knife from New York

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Help with the manufacturer of this old knife from New York

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Any help with the manufacturer of this old knife from New York, I can't make out the maker's name.

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CORNWALL

I belive made by Camillus.
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Steve nailed it!!
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knifeaholic wrote: Tue Sep 01, 2020 12:53 am CORNWALL

I belive made by Camillus.
Outstanding! Any idea on the age?

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I found some information that the company was around for 20 years. Cornwall Knife Co. New York City. 1900-1920. -
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Levine says circa 1930, knife does not look like an early 1900s knife.
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