The All Scout Knives Thread

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Charlie I didn't know Robeson made a Girl Scout, that's got to be a rare bird!
First for me also.. :shock: ....super sweet!! ::tu::
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Some Official Scouts

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It has been too long since I posted any pictures, so here's a few.
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Some NonOfficial Scouts

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Here are some Scout want-to-be's
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Remington Electrician Scout

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A seldom found Remington pattern
RS3333-E
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Nice bunch of scouts. ::tu::
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Randy,

Can you tell me what the "E" designates in that RS3333E knife ?
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Well electrician of course. Actually this is a RS3333 that has been adapted to a former owners needs. I believe that the previous owner was an electrician and did this to help strip wire. I think that it was a good idea. I just hate it that he butchered up this nice old RS3333. ::shrug::
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It has a good story to go behind it though. ::nod::
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::doh:: you had me digging through my scout knife books looking for that model number. :lol:
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:lol: :lol: I definitely had it rolling around in my mind for a while also. ::nod:: ::facepalm::
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I believe this is the first scout knife I've ever touched that encompassed the actual stamping on the blade...
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That looks like it's never been used Scott. Nice find. :)
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She looks knice if you look at the blades, the springs look to be very tarnished...
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Just a little bit of MoJo ::nod::
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What's MoJo Murph?
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That's that magic that gives the knife character ::tu::
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Ahhhhhhhhhh......gotcha! ::tu::
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Not sure if I posted this picture of my Camillus Cub Scout knife given to me when I was 10 by my parents. In the background is my camp that doubles as a hunting hut that my brother-in-law uses. He bagged a 4 point yesterday and his dad got a 7 point.

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Awesome pic redrider!!!! Love it!! ::tu::
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Thanks man!
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That is a very nice pic. ::tu:: ......I've noticed a lot of members first knife was a scout/utility pattern. 8)
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Not a scout but a "Auto Knife", I guess you were supposed to carry it in your rig... :wink:
I was wondering about the long pull blade, could this be a early model before they started the official scouts?
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I believe it’s a 1923 or 24. ::hmm:: ...nice Bob. ::tu::
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Thank you Johnnie... ::tu:: ...I was thinking pre 1930, I just had to have it because of the shield... :D
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::tu:: 8)
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