The Boker 'Scout'
Re: The Boker 'Scout'
Just learned about these the hard way!
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Re: The Boker 'Scout'
Wade, do you mean the pattern in general, or as a Böker? Remington made the pattern also, the R3843. It was also part of the Remington reproductions series made by Camillus.Colonel26 wrote:Beautiful knives guys! I never knew about this pattern before this thread! Wow!
I’ve often wondered about the history of the pattern. Who originated it?
(My semi-educated SWAG would be Böker. Probably brought to Remington by an ex-Böker cutler. Just a guess.) 
Here’s a Remington version for comparison.Ken
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When the people fear their government, that is tyranny. When government fears the people, that is freedom.
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Re: The Boker 'Scout'
That particular pattern of scout knife. I’d never seen one before. Nice pattern!Mumbleypeg wrote:Wade, do you mean the pattern in general, or as a Böker? Remington made the pattern also, the R3843. It was also part of the Remington reproductions series made by Camillus.Colonel26 wrote:Beautiful knives guys! I never knew about this pattern before this thread! Wow!
I’ve often wondered about the history of the pattern. Who originated it?
Ken
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