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Early Utica cutlery
Mike

RalphAlsip wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 3:28 pm This is not a sanctioned official Scout Knife. It was made on contract for W. R. Case & Sons (Camillus?).

Shapleigh easy opener red white & blue Boy Scout knife .
Looks like Schrade cut product to me ?
I have seen this model in bone with the same shield but it’s the first EO I have ever seen with the RWB handles by Schrade.
Original condition the way I like to find them .
Thanks for looking .
Mike

bestgear wrote: ↑Mon Apr 08, 2024 2:29 pm

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 9:25 pmWould love to start maybe a separate thread for these if there was any interest

yes please, would love to see your 50+ NYKCo knives, especially official BSA, thanks Mike!

Shapleigh easy opener red white & blue Boy Scout knife .
Looks like Schrade cut product to me ?
Original condition the way I like to find them .
Thanks for looking .
Mike

NYK company , or maybe Eagle Phil .

Here is a pretty hard one to come by in unused condition . USMC Imperial WWII era I believe .

Thanks for looking ,
Mike

Neat find , congrats .

Mike

Maybe you can find your answer on this thread ?

viewtopic.php?t=50305&hilit=Punch+blades

Nice knife and a great size Scott !
Looks like a product made by LF&C , Conn brand .
Hard rubber handles or perfected stag is what I believe they called it .

Mike

TripleF wrote: ↑Fri Feb 23, 2024 8:18 pm From estate sale yesterday
B.G.I. Co. Bridgeport Gun Implement Co.

Great knives as always Lyle !
I definitely can relate to your compassion

Mike

Great knife Lama , I’m a huge fan of NYK and unfortunately there is very little documentation on the unofficial NYK scouts . NYK produced and made them for other company’s like OVB , eagle Philadelphia , wallkill River works and I’m sure a few more . They also came in a few blade and handle combinat...

You know how I am Tom , they are only original once and 100+ year old patina is the way I like to find them .

Mike

bestgear wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2024 12:46 pm

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 9:57 pm A couple early challenge cutlery scouts , one in brass and the other in copper .
Thanks for looking .
Mike

very nice Mike - great patina on both!

Both are very rare but I would say the brass one is harder to come by .

Mike

A couple early challenge cutlery scouts , one in brass and the other in copper .
Thanks for looking .
Mike

One of my favorite makers .
Here are a few easy opener Ulster official Girl Scout knives for this thread

Thanks Joe ,
The bottom bolster is squared but rounded slightly , not exactly sure what a cap bolster is ?

Mike

FRJ wrote: ↑Tue Jan 30, 2024 7:19 pm What a beautiful gunstock jack, Mike, and with a nice spear. Very nice.

I like that Terrier stamp on the bottom bolster. Is that a cap bolster?

I have this 3 5/8” closed Terrier for this thread .
Thanks for looking .

Mike

Bumping this thread .
Heading out tomorrow morning .
Pictures of my tables from last year .

Sorry for the late reply , all my knives are packed up for the big gator show this weekend so someone else please take my place .

Mike

Pal blade ?

Beautiful

Mike

galvanic1882 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2024 6:36 pm How about a family picture!

Yep I’ll be there Tom , 2 tables .

Mike

Very nice Scott !

Mike

TripleF wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2023 12:22 pm My daughter got this for me a couple years ago....I'm carrying it for the next couple days.
Love the color.....I just do.

Love the pattern John , congrats it’s a keeper .

Mike

Beautiful knives John ! Mike Hate using the word rare but I picked up a candle end 3 1/2" Schrade Cut Co Mother Of Pearl jack the other day that I think qualifies as rare. I don't recall seeing many regular jacks made by Schrade in MOP, mainly seemed to be used on small gentlemans knives. Happe...