A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
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A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
http://www.ebay.com/itm/heirloom-1925-R ... 7675.l2557
I bid on this one but did not win it. The original owner and his son, the scout knife passed on from father to son.
I bid on this one but did not win it. The original owner and his son, the scout knife passed on from father to son.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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Re: A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
Looks like the main blade is a replacement , probably made from a file .
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Re: A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
Someone did a hell of a good job of making that main blade and fitting it in the knife.That is way cool.Thanks Steve for sharing. 
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Re: A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
A custom and personalized blade to boot. Very Cool indeed.peanut740 wrote:Someone did a hell of a good job of making that main blade and fitting it in the knife.That is way cool.Thanks Steve for sharing.
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Re: A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
Bob; great observation! It is a good job. I thought it was the original blade and I was puzzled by the file marks but that explains it.robinetn wrote:Looks like the main blade is a replacement , probably made from a file .
Bob
Makes the knife even more interesting.
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Re: A Remington Scout Knife - With a Story
I don't understand it either. Some of my most prized possessions are old tools that belonged to my grandfather, my dad, my father-in-law, and uncles. Some of them are in my shop and still used often, and I think of the owner every time I use that tool.garddogg56 wrote:I just don't get why someone would let a family tool get away from a family
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