
The
Camillus Cutlery Company is an all-American company
with humble beginnings. From its birth in a one-story
building and 20 employees, it has expanded today
to a company with 6 buildings filled with nearly
200 employees
and a host of state of the art manufacturing equipment.
Though the passage of time has brought forth changes
in production techniques and the welcome addition
of hi-tech manufacturing equipment, the commitment
is
still the same - to produce the best possible knives
that anyone will be proud to own and use.
 Located
on the same site since its inception on the banks
of the
Nine Mile Creek, Camillus Cutlery Company possesses
a rich history that envelops manufacturing excellence
throughout the years - providing quality cutlery
for home, farm, hunting/fishing, and our armed forces.
And Camillus still exhibits the same commitment and
passion for making knives as they did back in 1876,
under the guidance of company president James W.
Furgal.
Says Furgal, "At Camillus we strive daily to make
the very best knives possible. Our rich heritage of
knifemaking here at 'The Cutlery', and our advancements
in technology and production have blended together
to provide the end-user with what we feel is a product
that is an exceptional value and worthy of passing
down through the generations".
Camillus' skilled
craftsmen produce more than 2 million knives annually,
an impressive amount for any company. Speaking of the
dedicated men and women that make up Camillus Cutlery,
some of them are third and fourth generation employees,
carrying on the work of their ancestors. Real dedication.
To
this day, Camillus still remains the leading private
label knife manufacturer. Over 20 different
private label brands are produced along with the
Camillus and Western products. Camillus has produced
innovative products throughout their existence
and are forging ahead into the new millennium with
knives
like the Cyber Knife, CUDA folder, and the CQB-1,
with many more to come! Camillus' reputation has
withstood the test of time. As one can see, Camillus
is truly a "Quiet Giant of Knifedom". |