The All Scout Knives Thread

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I'll bet JR has one though
Nope....not a one. ::facepalm::



But this came in Today....... ::tu::
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Johnnie that's a beauty. I really like the blue. ::tu::
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Thanks Phil. ::tu:: ...I like the jig pattern....its called "Woodland" . 8)
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Another nice one for you JR. Your Quietly building a stash of Weidmansheil scouts ::sneaky::
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Thanks wazu. ::tu:: ....yeah...I'm a try'n. ::paranoid:: :lol: :lol:
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Johinne your getting some nice Weidmansheil's.... ::tu:: ....I need to look at some of those.

OE that's one nice Schrade... ::drool:: ::tu::

Picked this Cattaraugus, compass isn't working but knife appears to be unused.
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Bob, that is a real beauty ::drool:: ::drool:: ::tu::

I don`t think one of these exists that has a working compass :|
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NICE KNIFE Bob !!! ::ds:: ::ds:: ::ds::

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Thanks all. Like everyone else, I also like that Catt.!

Here's a couple of Napanochs, but they aren't mine:

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Not as nice as most of these shown but kind of rare in that this isnt a shell knife. Has solid bolsters, pins and solid handles. A very old Colonial.

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My latest scout knife: H. Boker & Co's Improved Cutlery.
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Nice!! ::tu::
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Kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice knife! ::tu::
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That is a beauty. Love the etch.
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Thanks guys.
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That's a beaut Gulo ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks TJ.
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Crown Cutlery Co. New York, ca.WWI. I read somewhere that these were made by S&M, but looks like Remington to me. If so, it would have been one of the first for Remington and one of the last for Crown Cutlery.
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WOW Rob, that knife is somethin'! Knice score!! ::tu::
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Nice one WB ::tu:: ::tu:: Man I just love them boney handles...they're the best ::tu:: ::tu::
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I agree. ::nod:: ....I love the scales and shield. ::tu::
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Thanks guys! The ol' bone handles will seal the deal everytime! ::tu::

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::tu:: ::tu::
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WB add me to the ::drool:: list. That's a great old knife.
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Thanks Phil! ::handshake::

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