Remington scout knife

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Remington scout knife

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minor sharpening wear? boy scout?
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Were does he get boyscout from??? ::shrug:: :lol:
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The shorter of the two blades (back blade in the picture)is the master blade.It is one half inch or more short.Bail is missing.A thoroughly used up knife,with broken handles.The blade grips are where they belong,or I have several rare old jacks all built wrong imho.
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I don't think Remington ever used a diamond shaped shield.
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He must have picked this one up when my Grandpa tossed it in the trash?
"Made before 1930 because of the blade grips being on the same side." stated by the seller. The "grips" look different to me, not the same. Are we ready to bid now? ::ds::
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