Ulster Collecting

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ozzie marie wrote:Here's my Ulster 1996 Scout :D

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  • here are some ulsters i have
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Nice one Cato, Congrats ::tu::
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Nice cato! ::tu::
By the serifs on the tang stamp I would say that is one made before Albert Baer bought the company in January, 1941.
Basically it is a pre-WWII Ulster TL-29. That is special. I don't think I have one like that in my TL-29 collection!
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Here is a nice Ulster jack I picked up at the OKCA Winter show a couple weeks ago.
It will soon be on its way to its new home in Australia.
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I don't think that I saw one of these in this thread .
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Very nice!
I love the etch! ::tu::
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Last knife of 2011 found in a flea mkt Dayton, Oh. new years eve.
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Nice one Bill. ::tu::
From the serifs on the tang stamp I think it is pre WWII.
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Don't know if I ever posted this one:
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I went back a couple of years and noticed I had never posted this one. As I scrolled down the pages, my thought was, "Wow, Ulster made a lot of Scout knives." Here's mine.
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Jerry & Dave-
Nice Scouts.
I believe those were made for Imperial Schrade by Camillus about 1984-1985.
These are the S-cards from the Camillus factory, courtesy of Tom Williams.
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just added this Ulster to the collection this week
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That makes me jealous!! ::tu::
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Iron Hoarder wrote:That makes me jealous!! ::tu::
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Paul, that Ulster is a very fine looking knife ::nod:: . Congratulations on such a nice find! ::tu:: Dale H.
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268bull wrote:Paul, that Ulster is a very fine looking knife ::nod:: . Congratulations on such a nice find! ::tu:: Dale H.
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Thought I would wake up this thread ::nod::

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Here's a Ulster 185 Hawkbill Pruning Knife.

The stagged plastic handles have the normal shrinkage for a 40+ year old knife but is otherwise in perfect condition and is "inked on the reverse of the blade, so I had to add it to my collection ::nod::

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I don't know where my brain went but where ever it was, it didn't take me along. As part of my Camillus 72 and clones collection, I have three Ulster 63s. One T.J. gave to me and is in excellent condition. One has orangish handles and one of them is a Sears Craftsman 9494.
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Ulster 66S Half Congress ::nod::

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Set of four Ulster Stags 2x50D ( 2 blade ) and 2x55D.Some have the long pull and finger nail pull.The fix blade is Imperial.I also have a Kingston stag 2 blade long pull same as the Ulster 50D.
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One of my farmers.
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Lyle ::tu::

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I got these two recently. ::tu::

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