MAKER:   Imperial

PATTERN:   Boy Scout Balloon Pattern Whittler

LENGTH (Closed):   3-5/8”

BOLSTERS:   Nickel silver

SHIELD:   Boy Scout shield

HANDLES:   Jigged black composite

BLADES:   Half saber ground clip blade with long pull, coping blade & small clip blade

LINERS:   Brass

TANG STAMPS:   IMPERIAL/PROV. R.I.

CONDITION:   Excellent

DAMAGE:   Normal wear and scratches to blades & handles. Some spotting on blades.

BLADE WEAR:   Approx 10%

SNAP:   Good

MADE IN:   U.S.A.

ADDITIONAL INFO:      This pattern is not a traditional whittler pattern where the large blade rides on both springs and the secondary blades ride on individual springs or on a split spring. This is a stockman pattern whittler, very much like the well-known Camillus #72 pattern, the “Carpenters Whittler” as Camillus called it. It seems many companies made a Stockman type pattern that they called a whittler. Schrade made the 863 which is pretty much identical to this Imperial and I believe Western made a similar knife also. I have some in my collection that don’t seem to belong to any of those companies, just because it’s made a little bit differently. Regardless of the origin of the pattern it seemed to be popular with people who like to whittle for people who use their knives for detail work.

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Item # 28036