Man, you’re coming up with some really great ones! Love that Camillus. My wife, BTW, says you’re too late on including that Knife Addiction statement in your videos😆

Sure - the U.S. army air corps flew the P-51 in Europe. Amongst other units in Europe, the famous “Red Tail Devils” flew them.😉 That knife is gorgeous! I’ve never seen one with those scales. BTW, your addiction warning is very appropriate!😆

Very cool

I've always thought those look really impressive. Great video!

Very cool!

Beautiful knife! I love the history. 🔩 The Surgeon General lol.

Beautiful knife and sweet aircraft. I love the looks of the Corsair. I started liking them after watching "Baa Baa Black Sheep"

I'd be worried about using a straight razor, but I want to try one of those safety razors. Those covers look great!

Really cool!

That's a very cool one!

While you are in a crowded pool of folks wallowing in the knife addiction end look around...hey buddy. 😀

Nice run down of the Camillus. Good luck with the comprehensive video. There's a lot of conflicting info. I sort of just go with Silvey's info on the WWII pocket knives. The brass restrictions were from late 1942 until late 1944, so for about two years. But it would be safe to assume yours was made around 1943.

Wonderful piece, buddy!!

And this is why I love this channel . Can't wait for the history on the engineer knife . Have you done one on Barlow knives ?

I don't know anything about straight razors, but I know my grandpa used one. I think they are really cool though. Thanks for sharing about this lovely vintage Boker. 👍 Take care my friend and Cheers!

Your video's never cease to amaze thank you God bless

Cool seeing a knife like this one still around to see. 👍

Cool looking designed covers! 👍

Welcome

Fantastic knife, buddy!! Thanks for the look at it!

Cool I love old Boker knives and razors 😊

Cool piece, I have never had a straight razor. I may have to try one out. Thanks for sharing and God bless you.

I’m a big camillus fan ! Thanks for the education on this old engineers knife. The warning was too late for me…

Enjoyed both the knife and the history lesson. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

Thanks for the info! I didn’t know a thing about these blades . Now I do. Thanks

Knocked my socks off… awesome

Very good looking knife. Thanks for sharing and God bless you.

Thanks again for the video. Very good example of the WW 2 era knife

First comment. Great looking razor. Great size

I love that knife. Always enjoy the history you add to your videos 👍

Fantastic looking knife. Great history

Nice bit of history and a look over this knife.i have one with clevis and brass liners.and just 3 layers I'm thinking after the war.? ATB paddy👍☘️

exactly- not good for my health

Wow! That is beautiful, just gorgeous!

Truly amazing!!! That is special.

Dang, brother! Those are the second coolest covers I have ever seen!

Cool drawer of knives and bayonets. Thanks for sharing and God bless.

beautiful cover on this one

Drawer 12 has got some amazing knives in it

it got real silver decorations like the descriptions say?

The time to sell is now lol before the market bottoms out ❤❤❤

Learned something new today...It was a bit of "D'oh" moment. I've seen all sorts of CETME bayonets and passed on them because I thought they had been poorly sharpened. But as you pointed out, the blade has an intentional recurve! That Humphrey with the Curly Birch is a work of art. Like that Hibbens Bowie and the old sheers. Your Camillus knife was a "Trailblazer" Basically a civilian version of the Marine Combat knife. The combat knife had a straight guard. The trailblazer had the s-guard. Some really fantastic knives. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool looking knives. I have two pairs of those Sheep sheers out in the shed. I'm in western Pa so go figure lol.

I dont collect knives. I collect Bones!!!🤣🐅They just happen to have blades. Great Video Michael!

Awesome drawer!

The Cutco filet knife has an extending blade that adjusts from longer to shorter cutting lengths the sheath opens to hold fish when fileting them when cleaning them and is not a hook remover. That is an excellent filet knife maybe you should ask your daughter how it works.😅😆😂

Some awesome stuff!

Very cool knives

Okay friend I give up and I’m throwing in the white flag cause I’m never going to catch up. Your cutlery stretches for miles and miles. And I thank you for sharing it with us!