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Camillus Cut Co WWII Engineers Knife
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Great looking old WWII Engineer’s knife measuring 3 5/8″ closed. Jigged Bone handles are in great shape. Blades have great snap accompanied by some tarnish. I have not messed with the knife at all. Original bail and silver nickel shield. No brass used as this was a controlled commodity during the war. Instead, all steel construction for liners and pins. Very cool piece of history.
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