I've got a couple old pocket knives. I know it isn't feasible to get these restored to factory "new" condition. However, is there anything I could do to get them in better shape than they are right now? Or any guess as to what it might cost to get them back to like new condition? I've done this with a pair of Navy binoculars, and 10 years ago those were $350. But they are "as new" and really just amazing.
I've got the Cub Scout Camillus knife, but I can't find it at the moment. I think it's in the other room. I'll look later.
I'm sure the world if full of beat up, old greasy pocket knives, these are just a couple of them.
Thoughts?
First an Imperial Knife from Rhode Island.
And in better shape, a Camillus knife from New York:
I've got the Cub Scout Camillus knife, but I can't find it at the moment. I think it's in the other room. I'll look later.
I'm sure the world if full of beat up, old greasy pocket knives, these are just a couple of them.
Thoughts?
First an Imperial Knife from Rhode Island.
And in better shape, a Camillus knife from New York: