The All Scout Knives Thread

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Wow....that looks like its in great condition. ::tu:: ....good score. ::nod::
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Here's a Craftsman scout I picked up in a trade with one of the fine folks here at AAPK.
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Nice....I've been looking for one of those...it originally had a 1927 blade etch. ::tu::
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I picked up this scout its a Sabre #19 w/original box
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Nice Gino. ::tu:: .......when I first saw it I thought it was a PAL Cutlery. :roll:
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Thanks Johnnie. I broke my thumb nail pretty good opening the punch. Its in great shape. I think the box is cool too.
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Always nice to have the box... ::nod::
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Here's a nice old Girl Scout. The punch is tipped but not bad.
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That clearly visable etch certainly makes up for a little chip off the punch. Very nice Wazu. ::tu::
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I agree...thats very nice. ::tu::
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That is a pretty one. ::tu::
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Nice additions to this thread guys ::tu:: :D

Here is a nice fixed blade boy scout hunting knife with it`s original sheath..........
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A bone handle GS knife ::drool:: ::drool::

Anyone else find any old scout knives lately??Image ::paranoid:: :lol:
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Nice ones Dimitri! ::tu::
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They look good,Dimitri. ::tu::

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Anyone else find any old scout knives lately??
Man...I wish. :( ...I've been batting zero on Scouts lately. ::teary_eyes::
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Thanks Guys ::tu:: :)

johnnierotten wrote:.I've been batting zero on Scouts lately. ::teary_eyes::
Keep your eye open J, never know when one will turn up for sale at a real bargain ::nod:: ::tu:: ::pray::
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I'm a look'in..... ::paranoid:: :lol: :lol: ::tu::
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I picked up my first Ulster (and my first official Scout) on eBay for $7.99 with free shipping. I was the only bidder. It came in the mail yesterday and I'm just thrilled with it. Solid bolsters, Delrin handles, it's a very well built knife with great snap. The bale is missing so I gave it a light cleaning and oiled it up. It's a little bulkier than I like for EDC but maybe I'll sharpen it up and carry it for a while anyway. ::shrug::
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Great Deal Jerry ::tu::
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Way to go Jerry. And you talk about my deals ::tu:: I like the Ulster knives.
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Thanks gents. I can see why you like the Ulsters, T.J. I've been burnt a couple of times on new (to me) makers but not this time. It's not a collectible but it's in fine shape for the shape it's in.
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Jerry I think you will be pleased with the steel in that spear blade.
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Congratulations on your first Scout!! ::groove:: ....once you get the fever ,its hard to control it!! ::nod::
There was a day when I wouldn't look twice at a scout/utility knife......now its my favorite pattern to collect. :shock: ::nod::
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::tu:: Nice Jerry
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Here is an advertisement from Boys Life magazine in 1924........................
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