The All Scout Knives Thread

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Finally got around to taking some pics of a few i've accumulated. A little bit of everything, some higher end, some not. I don't think there are many duplicates, but there could be one or two. Last pic is of ones i've rehandled.
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That’s a GREAT bunch of Scouts/Utility knives ya got there,WB. :shock:
I LOVE the ones you re-handled also!! ::tu:: .....especially the stag and the purple& white with the shield....very nice work. 8)
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What IS this thang anyway..
Any CAM PROS know if thats comp or bone??
Just rooskied it off flea-bay
thanks in advance....

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Made in 1946-50...it’s a 72 pattern BSA....and its composite. ::nod::
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Thanks JR....
seller claimed Roy stirred campfire beans for Dale with it.....
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I sure like the saber cut master blade. ::tu::
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seller claimed Roy stirred campfire beans for Dale with it....
:shock: .... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Sounds like the seller might be full of them thar beans ::nod::
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Here is a rem 3863.
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Rem 3333
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P-51 you got a couple of dandys there. Very nice! ::tu::
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MrBlister wrote:What IS this thang anyway..
Any CAM PROS know if thats comp or bone??
Just rooskied it off flea-bay
thanks in advance....

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Mr.B -- For future reference, the easy way to tell the handles on that knife are composition is the shrinkage around the bolsters. Bone don't shrink. (Caveat: Delrin doesn't seem to shrink or if it does, it's not much. I don't recall seeing that happen. CMIIW)

Plus that black composition Camillus used in the '40s had a tendency to shrivel up like Mr. Willie after the shoutin's done. You're lucky the shrinkage on yours is just at the bolsters.



WB -- That's quite a pile of Scouts you have yourself there.
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Thanks JR!
Jerry, most of what I have is pretty run of the mill. Although most are in pretty decent shape, a "pile" IMHO is a very fair description. I don't really consider myself a collector of the scout/camp/utility pattern, I just come across alot of 'em and can't ever seem to let any of 'em go. ::shrug:: If you wanna collect tang stamps, there isn't a better pattern to do it with. Virtually every knife co. made atleast one version of the utility. Not to mention the dozens, if not hundreds, of contract brands available. It's almost as bad as trying to collect Carpenter/Whittlers!! :D

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whitebuffalo58 wrote:If you wanna collect tang stamps, there isn't a better pattern to do it with. Virtually every knife co. made at least one version of the utility. Not to mention the dozens, if not hundreds, of contract brands available. It's almost as bad as trying to collect Carpenter/Whittlers!! :D

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Jerry, you're already in trouble! With those Scout 72's, you're already in crossover collectible territory! One step over the edge and you have to start adding scout/utilities to the mix! ::nod:: There's no hope for ya then, buddy! :lol:

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Well aren't you just a little ray of sunshine.
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Hey, i'm just sayin'... ::shrug:: Call it fate, call it destiny, but either way, call the bank about a second mortgage on the house! :lol:

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whitebuffalo58 wrote: call the bank about a second mortgage on the house! :lol:

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Yah, you may post that look of surprise, but it sounds to me like you've already been pondering on that one!! You may wanna check into KAA! :D

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Sorry. Can't right now. There's a couple of 72s I'm watchin' on eBay. ::paranoid:: Can't tell ya which ones. Someone else might get them.
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Couple of nice Remmy's you got there ,Ken. ::tu::
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Got these 2 in over the last few days....I really like the scales on the Weidmann. 8)
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Those are nice JR
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Thanks Partner. ::tu::
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hey guys , i stopped here for a visit :D you all are funny as all heck ,,,,,nice knive Gents ::tu::
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