Knife, Pocket, Electrician, TL-29, CAMILLUS
Genuine WWII US Army TL-29 electrician's pocket knife, intended for workers of the Signal Corps and the Corps of Engineers. When issued with a pair of TL-13 pliers in the CS-34 leather case, this type formed the Tool Equipment TE-33, useful for various tasks such as splicing electrical wire.
Manufactured by Camillus in New York.
Features brass spacers and bakelite grips.
Complete and in quite good, used condition.
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Genuine WWII US Army TL-29 electrician's pocket knife, intended for workers of the Signal Corps and the Corps of Engineers. When issued with a pair of TL-13 pliers in the CS-34 leather case, this type formed the Tool Equipment TE-33, useful for various tasks such as splicing electrical wire. The present knife, manufactured by Camillus in New York, features brass spacers. Quite good, used condition.
Genuine WWII US Army TL-29 electrician's pocket knife, intended for workers of the Signal Corps and the Corps of Engineers. When issued with a pair of TL-13 pliers in the CS-34 leather case, this type formed the Tool Equipment TE-33, useful for various tasks such as splicing electrical wire.
Manufactured by Camillus in New York.
Features brass spacers and bakelite grips.
Complete and in quite good, used condition.
