This is an official Boy Scouts of America (BSA) pocket knife, specifically a vintage multi-blade camping model manufactured by the Ulster Knife Company. These knives were a standard piece of equipment for scouts for many decades.  most likely manufactured between 1962 and 1979blades have some stains  all open and close easily no bent blades original factory sharpened. I did oil with synthetic oil no cracks or chips in handles .this will clean up really nice I like to leave as I purchased this over 30 years ago. Except oiling blades and wiping clean .    Key Features and Identification

• Manufacturer: The "ULSTER" tang stamp (visible at the base of the main blade) confirms it was made by the Ulster Knife Company, which was a prominent manufacturer of official scout knives from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century.
• Handle Material: The white, textured handles are typically made of jigged Delrin (a durable plastic) or, in some older models, bone.
• Emblem: The metal shield on the handle is the official Boy Scout shield, indicating its status as an official BSA product.
• Tool Set: This model typically features five tools, including:
  • A main spear-point blade.
  • A can opener.
  • A cap lifter (bottle opener) that often doubles as a screwdriver.
  • An awl or leather punch.
  • Some variations also include a Phillips-head screwdriver.  Cuttingedge.com +3

 

• Manufacturer: The "ULSTER" tang stamp (visible at the base of the main blade) confirms it was made by the Ulster Knife Company, which was a prominent manufacturer of official scout knives from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century.
• Handle Material: The white, textured handles are typically made of jigged Delrin (a durable plastic) or, in some older models, bone.
• Emblem: The metal shield on the handle is the official Boy Scout shield, indicating its status as an official BSA product.
• Tool Set: This model typically features five tools, including:
  • A main spear-point blade.
  • A can opener.
  • A cap lifter (bottle opener) that often doubles as a screwdriver.
  • An awl or leather punch.
  • Some variations also include a Phillips-head screwdriver 

  While Ulster produced scout knives for a long time, models with these specific white jigged handles were frequently produced between the early 1960s and early 1980s. By the 1980s, production of Ulster-branded scout knives was often handled by the Camillus Cutlery Company after both brands came under the same ownership.   look at video and pictures I guarantee this to be genuine  I am  3rd generation  jeweler retired  selling off my vast collection of fine pieces  of jewelry  .knives . filson  clothing and so much more  please  check out my other listing's .  please refrain from making  lowball offers as i will respond with Sarcasm.    , Please look at all of the pictures and ask any questions before bidding please. SHIPPING IS $12.50 : US    Ground Advantage mail including insurance .  .. MAIL.includes insurance WE SHIP WITHIN 48Hours 

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