The All Scout Knives Thread
- thegreedygulo
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I stand corrected on the one junior scout I listed as having green bone handles; they are stag. Good catch guys & thanks.
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Yeah, Blue.
...there's no brass on it anywheres. 
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I was going to bid on this one but as you can see... Well, I didn't.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... NA:US:1123
$137.50
Too rich for my blood.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... NA:US:1123
$137.50
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Wow....Jerry.
...She is a looker. 
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Yeah, Johnny. She's a looker but she's a $1000 hooker. 
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This country has become more about sub-groups than about it's unity as a nation.
"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
The Few. The Proud.
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"The #72 pattern has got to be pretty close to the perfect knife."
--T.J. Murphy 2012
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Re: The All Scout Knives Thread
These arn't $1000 hookers but they are well worn users 
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Here's a Camp knife Euro style. SORRY WRONG THREAD.
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here are a couple i picked up this weekend...two ULSTER over USA.
the one appears to have been around salt water or some corrosive substance...a great project knife...
the other i did a three minute gun cotton cleaning....
sorry about the poor photo today..
the one appears to have been around salt water or some corrosive substance...a great project knife...
the other i did a three minute gun cotton cleaning....
sorry about the poor photo today..
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Gun cotton?gringo wrote: the other i did a three minute gun cotton cleaning....
That stuff'll 'SPLODE on ya if ya ain't careful!!
Just bustin 'em for ya a bit. I know the explosive version is one word.
Knife looks good.
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i have a long story about gun cotton, steel wool, black powder and a 7/8 bore brass cannon....
end of story is a loud...no, a really loud boom...and much gnashing of teeth in the neighbor hood... dogs hiding and howling..ect.
end of story is a loud...no, a really loud boom...and much gnashing of teeth in the neighbor hood... dogs hiding and howling..ect.
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I can relate. 
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Re: The All Scout Knives Thread
I just picked this one up this morning, a Fidelity Knife Co. "Scout Knife". Does anyone know this company or anything about this kind of scout knife?
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Re: The All Scout Knives Thread
Mike, Goin's book say's...c 1939 A trademark used by Simmons Hardware...hope that helps some.
Nice looking knife...
...are the handle's brass?
Nice looking knife...
Bob
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Nice one ,Mike.
.....I know Camillus made a similar one. 
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Thanks Bob and Johnnie. I appreciate the info Bob.
It's brass and not in bad shape. I cleaned the blades up and oiled it and there's good snap on both blades. I guess I'd better leave the brass as is.
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I like it Mike. First one like that I've seen.
The brass handles are way cool.
Phil
The brass handles are way cool.
Phil
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Thank you Phil. At first glance I thought it was a knife with the scales missing. The seller said that's why no one wanted to buy it.
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I'm really loving this website - seeing the pictures gives me some ideas on photographing my knife accumulation. I bought this Official BSA pocketknife, made by Imperial, about 15 years ago while on a trip to Camp Dodge, Iowa. I passed a large indoor flea-market type store, and accompanied a buddy who was trying to find a stuffed toy for his adult daughters collection, I browsed around with another pal while we looked at all the junk and stuff. I saw this BSA knife and thought it looked similar to one I had as a Boy Scout that was later lost by one of my younger brothers. I photographed it on my old uniform, which is from the mid to late 1960's, I think the knife is from the late 1940's or early 1950's - which would be similar to my knife; much of my stuff was hand me downs from an uncle and several older cousins. Ps I bought this knife for $5.00.

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Nice knife Old Hunter and great photo. Pretty cool that you still have your uniform. Eagle Scout and Order of the Arrow no less.
I wish I still had mine, it's from about the same era as yours but I never finished the requirements on my Eagle award.
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Re: The All Scout Knives Thread
Old Hunter you are right on the money with the time frame for that knife. That model was produced from about 1949-1955 according to Official Scout Blades by Ed Holbrook.
That is a great photo you composed. That uniform takes me back to my days as a scout as well.
Phil
That is a great photo you composed. That uniform takes me back to my days as a scout as well.
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Thanks gents. Of course me and the knife just get older (and better) with time - this knife is one of my most useful, residing in my desk drawer - gets called on several evenings a week to still earn it's keep - and it works as well today as it ever did.

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Here are two Bokers and an A.G.Russell. The Walnut Boker is their 140th anniversary knife.
I hope you like them.
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I hope you like them.
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Here's a crazy special order Case 650045R scout. The extra tool is a smsall set of pliers.
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