The All Scout Knives Thread

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I call this one a She-Scout. The pink pearloid handles are a clue, but with the addition of a compass, I think it leaves little doubt who the intended market was. ::woot::
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P.S. anyone ever come up with a source for replacement compasses?
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:lol: :lol: ::tu::
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Brother bought me an Ulster scout knife,I believe shes a swindle type anyway does anyone know where I can get a bolster for it??
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garddogg56 wrote:Brother bought me an Ulster scout knife,I believe shes a swindle type anyway does anyone know where I can get a bolster for it??

PM me your address and I'll send you some bolsters with a knife still stuck to em. :wink:

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::woot:: Phill PM sent.THANK YOU.
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8) Phil....your one of the members that makes this site a pleasure to be part of!! ::tu::
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johnnierotten wrote:8) Phil....your one of the members that makes this site a pleasure to be part of!! ::tu::
+1 ::nod::

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Aw shucks fellers, it weren't nuthin' but a parts knife. :oops:

Thanks for the kind words none the less.
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::tu:: 8)
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Good show Phil! ::tu::
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Nice scout knives gentlemen ::tu::

Here is one I don`t think has been posted here, an old Valley Forge, hardly used with a nice old patina.

Blades snap like a trap :shock:

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That’s a sweety,Dimitri. ::tu::
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Very nice ol' scout, MB! ::tu:: Is it pre-Boker?

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Great knife MB. I love that jigged bone. ::tu::
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Thanks guys :D
whitebuffalo58 wrote: Is it pre-Boker?

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Beauty Dimitri!! ::tu::
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Thanks Scott! :)
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A Western Boulder 6490. Likely from the 1950's. It is also posted in the Western Cutlery forum.
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Hal that is a beautiful knife and your fine photos prove it ! ::tu::
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I second what Phil said ::nod:: ::tu::
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I'm having a little jamboree this weekend!!

The Imperial plastic handle is already spoken for.
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I better check my stash Scott, that looks a lot like my collection! :lol:
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philco wrote:I better check my stash Scott, that looks a lot like my collection! :lol:
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Nice additions Guys.
This is still my favorite thread ::nod::
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:shock: Looky here :shock:

The blades are worn, handles are worn, he says no cracks in the bone but I can see one on the front side top pin, and it still brought $$273.86 :o

http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-REMINGTON- ... true&rt=nc
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