My friend gave me his old Camilus pocket knife, and I was wondered if anyone could give me any info about it. Based on the tang stamp, I think it's from sometime in the 60s or 70s. Scales feel like plastic/resin, and I think the liners are brass. Two tools, both open the same direction. One blade (approx 3" long, handle length about 3.5") and one combo screwdriver-thingy? For reasons unbeknownst to me, the nail nick on the second tool is located about a third of the way up (no leverage+old tool=hard to open) ends in a flathead screwdriver, and has a liner lock and two notches. One is about mid way on the top (dull) and one near the base (sharpish.) Length of the tool doesn't appear to have ever been sharpened, but hard to tell. So screwdriver and wirestripper, maybe?
Did a little poking around on google, and I think it's a TL-29 electricians knife. Any further info would be appreciated. Attaching pics of the tang stamp and mystery tool, happy to provide more if anyone needs them.