The All Scout Knives Thread

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::welcome::
Nice trio of scouts John ::tu::
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Welcome John. Can't beat that for a first post! ::tu::

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Thank you for the welcomes, much appreciated. Here is a few more pics of the Crucible, it has some amazing jigged bone.
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Absolutely beautiful John! ::tu:: ::nod::
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Welcome to AAPK, John! ::tu::

For those of us old enough to remember them, W. T. Grant 5 & 10 Cent stores sold the Crucible brand of pocketknives.

But, trust me on this, I'm sixty-eight and spent a lot of time in our local Grant's Store when I was a boy, they were not selling that quality of knife in the 50's.

Checking Goins Encyclopedia Of Cutlery Markings and he dates Crucible as 1926 - 1929.

I'll bet somebody here has an idea of who manufactured the knives for Grant.

I'm thinking Boker U.S.A. Any other thoughts?

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They remind me of my early Imperials.
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Remington Easy Open Scouts R962 , R963 , R965
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Very, very nice ! ::tu::
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Very cool!
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Great old Scouts! They're all nice, but IMHO you just can't beat the old Remington bone. ::tu::

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JohnR -- Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard. Grab a rack, stow your gear and get to posting.
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Thanks for the welcome Jerry, good to be aboard.
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I don`t think I posted this one yet.
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Man I love Catt Bone ::drool:: . Very nice !
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Thank you ::handshake::
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Here are a couple of Pal's with the Remington Boy Scout Shield.
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Very nice thefarside. I like em. ::tu::
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I know that this knife isn't an official Scout knife, but I thought I would add it here also. This knife was another gun show find.
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There's a lot of old non-official scout knives posted in this thread already (I put a few on here myself :lol: ). Great old Remington - thanks for posting it. Some really great bone was used on these. Been looking for one like it but the last few I've seen have been beyond the depth of my pocketbook. ::facepalm::

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That's a beauty! ::tu::
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Kathy! ::woot:: I had to check twice to make sure that was a recent post. Good to "see" ya. I hope you, Bret and the kids are well.

Maybe someone can tell me if these 1930s Camillus Scouts were official or not. Just got this 4-line in off eBay. It cleaned up rather nicely.
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Thanks for the nice comments!

Jerry, that Camillus would count in my book! ::tu::
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Jerry that Camillus is a nice one, but it is not an official Boy Scout knife. It does not have the Boy Scout emblem on the shield nor did it have the etch on the blade.
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Thanks Kathy and Phil.
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That's a dandy, Jerry. These old CAMILLUS scout/utility knives are way under-rated. ::tu::
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