Vintage Camco USA Fixed Blade Hunting/Fishing Knife with Leather Sheath

This is a mid-20th-century vintage fixed blade knife manufactured by Camco (a subsidiary of Camillus Cutlery Company), produced in the USA. The knife features a slim, clip-point stainless steel blade with a distinctive serrated spine intended for scaling fish or heavy-duty cutting tasks. The tang is clearly stamped with the manufacturer's name 'Camco' and the 'USA' origin mark. The hilt consists of a straight metal crossguard and an off-white, cream-colored synthetic handle, likely made of Delrin or a similar high-impact plastic used during that era, which shows a smooth, ergonomic contour. The accompanying original brown leather sheath is a significant feature, displaying a deeply embossed outdoorsman scene featuring a forest and a hunter. The sheath is constructed with metal rivets and a snap-button retaining strap at the top. Condition-wise, the blade shows some minor surface scratching and tip wear, but the serrations remain sharp. The handle has accumulated a light patina and superficial scuffs consistent with age and field use. The leather sheath shows heavy wear, including darkening of the leather, some fraying at the edges, and minor oxidation on the metal rivets, which is typical for surviving utility knives from the 1950s or 1960s.