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VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA
VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA

VINTAGE CAMILLUS NEW YORK USA #69 PREMIUM STOCK KNIFE 1950's ERA

$ 23.76

  • Blade Edge: Plain
  • Blade Material: Carbon Steel
  • Blade Range: 2.76 - 4in.
  • Blade Type: Clip Point, Sheepsfoot
  • Brand: Camillus
  • Color: Brown
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Dexterity: Ambidextrous
  • Handle Material: Bone
  • Lock Type: Slipjoint
  • Number of Blades: 3
  • Opening Mechanism: Manual
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Type: Pocketknife
  • Vintage: Yes
  • Year: 50's

Description

This vintage Camillus New York USA #69 Premium Stock Knife from the 1950s era is a must-have for any knife collector. The knife features a carbon steel blade range of 2.76 - 4in with a plain edge and clip point and sheepsfoot blade type. The knife is manually opened and has a slipjoint lock type. The handle is made of bone material with an ambidextrous dexterity feature, making it suitable for both right and left-handed individuals. The knife comes in a beautiful brown color and is an original piece, not a reproduction. This collectible folding knife is a vintage item, perfect for anyone who loves vintage items. Please see photos if you have any questions or comments, unfortunately I do not have a box for this knife. As you can see from the photos there are some stains on the blades also there are no cracks or damage to the handles. Thanks for looking.