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Haven’t used eBay for awhile but I know and trust this seller (Scott Rauber) so I bid on and won a Boy Scout Knife tonight. I imagine it will be on its way to me from Florida soon. OH
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That official scout knife features a handle that is not similar to anything else they ever did. It's pretty cool. I forget... was it the Imperials who did the deer heads molded into the handles of the knife? ::tu::
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Here's one that's on the way and I believe it will be my newest edc. What makes this one so sweet is that I got it for free with my KSF reward points. ::super_happy::
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gsmith7158 wrote:Here's one that's on the way and I believe it will be my newest edc. What makes this one so sweet is that I got it for free with my KSF reward points. ::super_happy::
That's a good looking knife. Free is even better! ::tu::
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Just found this Camillus scout on the bay. Made the guy an offer and he took it so I had to buy it....LOL.
Anyway...
This one has a different Scout shield that the others I have seen.
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Looks to be in pretty good shape.

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That's one of the early 1047s, Mike.
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jerryd6818 wrote:That's one of the early 1047s, Mike.
Thanks Jerry...
I figured you would know all about this one.

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2 in the mail right now, 1 #44 Tidioute jig from Barry and a Navy Rope in antique yellow jig from Charlie! Life is good!
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Spotted this one floating in the bay this morning and just had to give it a new home. :)
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Phil, you got yourself a real beauty. ::tu:: The ram's horn is very nice. There was a beautiful ram's horn Cannitler that sold a couple of of months ago. Did you happen to get that one too?
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RalphAlsip wrote:Phil, you got yourself a real beauty. ::tu:: The ram's horn is very nice. There was a beautiful ram's horn Cannitler that sold a couple of of months ago. Did you happen to get that one too?

No Jerry, I already had that one. Otherwise...……. ::woot::
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Wow Phil, that's a great find,,especially for a guy that loves CS! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks Perry. It's the first one I've seen for sale and I figured I'd better get it while I could.
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Yep, you got strike while that iron is hot! That trial could go cold real quick!
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I think I got a pretty good deal on some knives from a seller in my area on eBay, as it only cost me a little over $26 with shipping.

Two Imperial Frontiers advertising an area coal mining company (Westmoreland Coal Company), both appear unused, but tarnished from poor storage, and perhaps exposure to an outgassing celluloid knife. They are the 4315, a Medium Stockman and a lockback, 4515. Lockback also has the company name stamped on its sheath. $10 each. There were maybe a dozen different ones the seller had with that logo, but this was all my budget could take, and most didn't have bids, so they ended at $10 each.
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Two old beaters, a Sabre USA (which is new to me, as most I've seen were Japanese) Large Stockman, and a Boker USA Serpentine Pen. These were only a dollar each. I plan to use these a lot as work knives.
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Yep, I would say you done great, Cody!! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Got one of these underway.
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tongueriver wrote:That official scout knife features a handle that is not similar to anything else they ever did. It's pretty cool. I forget... was it the Imperials who did the deer heads molded into the handles of the knife? ::tu::
Cal, I do believe it was Imperial that offered other image carved handles. I had one of these carved BSA pocketknives once before - gave it to a friend, missed it ever since. I'll keep this one and probably look around for more carved Imperials - there is one with a steer head on it too. BB
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Old Hunter wrote:
tongueriver wrote:That official scout knife features a handle that is not similar to anything else they ever did. It's pretty cool. I forget... was it the Imperials who did the deer heads molded into the handles of the knife? ::tu::
Cal, I do believe it was Imperial that offered other image carved handles. I had one of these carved BSA pocketknives once before - gave it to a friend, missed it ever since. I'll keep this one and probably look around for more carved Imperials - there is one with a steer head on it too. BB

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Yeah Bruno - that's the Buck - is it a shell? There's a Steerhead too. Thanks, OH
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You ever have one of those weekends where you see a whole bunch of knife auctions that you are sort of interested in, so you set-up what you think are reasonable bids - just under what you think the knife will really probably bring, thinking you might steal 1 or 2 of them?

I had one of *those* weekends, and now I have 6 knives headed my way! :shock:

- Case 278 Pen with imitation pearl
- Case A62009 1/2 appaloosa Barlow
- Buck 527 Gent lockback with walnut handles
- Buck 525 Gent lockback with plain stainless handles
- Queen 11EO Utility with Winterbottom Delrin (thanks bdev!)
- Queen 66 Muskrat with Winterbottom Delrin (thanks bdev #2!)

I still have 3 more pending, but I *really* doubt I will get any of them.
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Yep, I'll do that occasionally..... 5 - $20 bids turns into $100 on it's way out of my pocket IN A HURRY.

Congrats on the new additions!

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Can't wait to see the pictures TFL, congratulations. ::tu:: ::tu::
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I lied - bdev got me for 1 more - a neat little Queen #14 Peanut with Winterbottom bone handles that I thought would go for higher. That probably means I paid too much - but I don't care - I can't wait to see it!
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Thanks to a couple friends, one here in the USA and one down under,in Australia, I found one that I 've been wanting for a while. The #15 Acorn Tortoise shell, single clip acrylic.
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