The All Scout Knives Thread

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7 more pics... :(
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and 7 more pics. :)

I have seen some beautiful Scouts on this thread....Thanks everyone. ::tu::
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Johnnie, you`ve been holding out on us :P :lol:

What a nice scout knife collection ::tu::

Thanks for showing them ::drool::
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Wow JR and Knife-Nut, you guys have rolled out the good stuff while I was napping.

Very nice bunch of scouts each of you have shown. ::tu:: ::tu::

If I could make that jaw dropping smiley like MB does, I'd post one too. :wink:

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Dimitri..Phil..Thank ya's. ::tu::

Forgot about my Case Jr. Scouts. ::tu:: ...I know a lot of members don't care for the newer Case knives...but the fit and finish on these two is amazing. 8) :D
I plan to get more with different scale material. ::tu::
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Them's great Johnnie, but man I really dig that old Imperial ::tu:: ::tu::
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I really dig that old Imperial
Yeah,me too Tom. ::tu:: ..... although,done very well..I believe it to have been rehandled. :o
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This is for PHIL.......


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Scout knife......................... ::shrug::


Made or contracted by Eagle Knife Co.
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Nice one Gary ::tu::

I don`t recall seeing one from Eagle like this before ::hmm::
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It's a cool little knife D, I don't know a thing about it. It does have Eagle Knife Co. on the main blade, and seems to be pretty stout. It has great snap for one of of those uni-frame liner spring things. ::shrug::
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Gary,

They only made these knives for 3 years 1916-19.

The brand is not rare to find, and they get very little consideration from collectors, even though Winchester bought out the company to use the equipment and manufacturing process to make their own brand knife. Probably because most knife collectors do not like metal handles on an old knife ::shrug::

I have yet to own one of these that did not have strong snap, it has an internal backsrping wrapped by a one piece metal handle.

I like your scout knife and would not mind adding one of these to my scout knife collection ::nod::

Thanks for showing it :)
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Your welcome and thanks for the information Dimitri!

I don't have a clue where I got it, probably came in a tackle box from a yard sale. I'll put your name on it!
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Any of you guys have a Remington scout with pearl handles? I was wondering what the pattern number would be. I have one, but it has no pattern number stamped on it. I would assume since the last number of Remington's pattern is the handle number, and 4 is pearl then the pattern should be RS3334?? I can't seem to find it listed in any books. ::shrug::
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Nice one,Gary. ::tu::

knife-nut....all I could find with Pearl were small ones..3 3/8 R4334...and 2 Girl Scout of the same length..R4384 and R4394. ::shrug::
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knife-nut wrote:Any of you guys have a Remington scout with pearl handles? I was wondering what the pattern number would be. I have one, but it has no pattern number stamped on it. I would assume since the last number of Remington's pattern is the handle number, and 4 is pearl then the pattern should be RS3334?? I can't seem to find it listed in any books. ::shrug::
There is a listing for the pearl handled Remington Official Boy Scout knife in Official Scout Blades by Ed Holbrook. It has the same blade configuration as the RS3333 official Boy Scout knife which was produced from c1933-1935 (there were other RS3333 editions that were slightly different). This book shows the Mfg. number to be RS3334.

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Case "Boy Scouts" knife. I posted photos of this knife several weeks ago, and got a repaly from Steve that is was probably made for Case by another manufacturer, possibly Utica. Since you have all Scout knives in this thread, I thought I would submit a few more photos to see what you guys thought of this knife. As I said in my other post, (there are more photos of this knife on it), I have no idea how to put a value on this piece with nothing to compare it to. Any help would be much appreciated. Happy New Year!
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combolox....sweet looking Scout!! ::tu::


Here is a Western that I just got today from Bronco2.....Thanks,Bro. ::tu::
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You guys have some awesome scouts. I knew you had a great collection JR. Here is a couple girl scout knives I picked up. You dont see as many GS knives.
top knife is a UTICA & bottom is a BOKER
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Nice knives ,Gino. ::tu:: ..I really like that Boker. 8)
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I know these are not official scouts, but I still like them. :lol: Most of these were made by A.W.Wadsworth. I've found some made by D.Peres Germany, and Dixon Cutlery Co. Germany. There are some that are stamped Hamilton Brown Shoe Co. I have a couple with VESTAL on the shield. There are a few with a spear blade, screwdriver blade and a awl. The most common handle is brown jigged bone. I have some with rough black scales, tortise shell celluloid, celluloid handles with contrasting celluloid bolsters in three different colors.
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knife-nut.....wonderful array of Scouts. ::tu::
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knife-nut wrote:I have some with rough black scales, tortise shell celluloid, celluloid handles with contrasting celluloid bolsters in three different colors.
Are the ones with Celluloid bolsters made by Wadsworth?

Never seen those before. The Stag, Pearl and Celluloid bolster ones are Rare ::nod::

Nice Show :D 8) ::tu:: ::drool::
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Thanks guys, Yes, the celluloid bolster scout was made by Wadsworth. I have seen a picture of a cardboard display card for them in a old catalog. I would love to find one.
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Sorry for the out of focus pictures. I think my camera was set on the ebay mode instead of autofocus. ::shrug::
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