Camillus Standard Scout

[tjmurphy]

Hey all - I just bought this one and wondered if anyone could place a date on it. Described as never used, never sharpened. Thanx.

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[gino]

Tom, thats would be 1941-1946 per Goin's with that tang marking.

Great lookin knife!

[tjmurphy]

Does the can opener date before or after this Morley?

[philco]

Tom,

The can opener design on the second knife you posted a photo is an older design than the one on the Standard Scout. I've got some Boy Scout knives that can be traced back to the 1920s or earlier that had the same design of can opener as the one on the second knife. It was prone to break and eventually was replaced by more substantial designs such as the one on the Standard scout.

By the way that's a fine example of that knife you have.

Phil

[tjmurphy]

Gino and Phil, thanks a lot. One more question - do the signal flags take it to military designation?

[paulsvintage]

TJ! real nice 4 liner

[tjmurphy]

Thanks Paul. I really dig the Camillus brand. They did make some quality stuff.

[ringergary]

[jmh58]

Hey tj.. That is cool!! I am really starting to like them scouts as I just picked a Case last week at Gander for 49.00!! John

[vikingdog]

Gino and Phil, thanks a lot. One more question - do the signal flags take it to military designation?

We used semaphore flags in Boy Scouts. I think it's something that was popular in the early days of scouting. Nice knife Tom!

[tjmurphy]

John and Mike, thanks a lot. I kind of eager to get it. Always liked that shield. Of course there's still one more day before he can ship. At least he's only 55 miles away.