The All Scout Knives Thread
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Thanks Dave.
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Another Camillus Utility/Scout... 
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Found this Remington at a gun show. Story is he bought it from a man who bought it at a garage sale for fifteen dollars. It had apreciated considerably when I found it 
I was told it was probably a premium (giveaway) knife. Thus no shield and no number.
Sock drawer fresh
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The exact same pattern sold on ebay a couple of weeks ago. The bone scales were broken and it needed restoring. A really rare pattern that you don't see very often. I bid on it, but it sold way higher than I thought it would. Your knife is really nice.
Mark. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dl ... 0861822325
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Thanks Knife-nut
After the new wears off and I can establish a value it will find a new home. Just too expensive to keep.
After the new wears off and I can establish a value it will find a new home. Just too expensive to keep.
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Re: The All Scout Knives Thread
Never seen one of these before..................Enterprise Cut. Co


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Nice one, MB.
I think Enterprise was a Shapleigh or Simmons line.
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I think Enterprise was a Shapleigh or Simmons line.
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Nice Enterprise, Dimitri.
...I have never heard of them...SWEET.
I know this isn't a scout...but in my eye's they are.
1967 Imperial US Scout/Utility.
I know this isn't a scout...but in my eye's they are.
1967 Imperial US Scout/Utility.
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And in what appears to be perfect condition. How do knives survive in that condition for 45 years. That's sweet JohnnyR.
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Thanks CharlieRobesonsRme.com wrote:I think Enterprise was a Shapleigh or Simmons line.
Shapleigh, pre 1915 according to Goins
Thanks Johnniejohnnierotten wrote:I have never heard of them...SWEET.
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Another Enterprise Cutlery Co. scout
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Thanks Jerry.
Mike...that’s a BEAUTY.
....now I can say I've seen 2 Enterprise Scouts. 
Mike...that’s a BEAUTY.
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Great Scout knives guys!!
Hey Dimitri, were the Enterprise knives also made by Empire, like the Shapleigh I have? They're very similar in many ways.
Also, just to add a note. Voyles 1st, shows Enterprise as being a Simmons Hdw. brand, with no mention of Shapleigh.
That may have been revised in the 2nd addition, I don't have it.
Shapleigh Scout by Empire. (I wouldn't have known this, if not for Dimitri.
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Hey Dimitri, were the Enterprise knives also made by Empire, like the Shapleigh I have? They're very similar in many ways.
Also, just to add a note. Voyles 1st, shows Enterprise as being a Simmons Hdw. brand, with no mention of Shapleigh.
Shapleigh Scout by Empire. (I wouldn't have known this, if not for Dimitri.
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Thank you Johnnie!
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Your welcome,Partner.Thank you Johnnie!
Heres a Empire for comparison ....the awl is a bit short.
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Not short just well worn,nice scout 
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This one I can definitely say was not made by Empire. I am still undecided as to who the maker is, I need to study it more and compare it to others I havewhitebuffalo58 wrote:were the Enterprise knives also made by Empire, like the Shapleigh I have? They're very similar in many ways.
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I had an Enterprise at one time. Don't recall how I came to have it.
Serpentine jack. Red slab handles. Miniscule tip bolsters. Thin knife.
Looked like something that should have been marked, "IDEAL".
It was most likely not made by one of the quality makers of the time.
Possibly Colonial, Providence, Imperial, etc. or whoever might have been making such knives then.
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Serpentine jack. Red slab handles. Miniscule tip bolsters. Thin knife.
Looked like something that should have been marked, "IDEAL".
It was most likely not made by one of the quality makers of the time.
Possibly Colonial, Providence, Imperial, etc. or whoever might have been making such knives then.
Charlie Noyes
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