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Your welcome,Bro!!

::hmm::I also have a cub scout knife but can't find info on it?

Here's Boker's 140th anniversary camp knife. The scales are flamed chesnut wood.

Here's my Remington RS3333 with an acorn shield. The etch is barely legible and the punch still has some of the blueing left on it.
wazu013

WOW!! Now that's a nice knife

Here's a Camillus 4 liner U.S. Army camper that is near mint if not mint. I don't think there are to many of these in this condition. Check it out.
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Those WWII bone handled Cammie's are my all time favorite, any of the patterns. Next would be any of the WWII bone handled brands. That's a gorgeous knife Wazu, contrats on owning it.

Ole Wazu is rolling out the good stuff today.

What's that they say, "If ya got it, flaunt it!"

That's the problem with AAPK. I see all these nifty, neato, fantastic knives and it gives me a serious case of the "that's too good for your wallet", wants

jerryd6818 wrote:That's the problem with AAPK. I see all these nifty, neato, fantastic knives and it gives me a serious case of the "that's too good for your wallet", wants

I know it looks like allot but I actually got some great deals on these knives. Plus I had several years to put them together. I have been doing my yearly Ren Wax and Rem oil thing to my collection so I have been posting pics along the way.
Having said that, I have an Ulster Dwight Divine scout that I picked up a while ago for a fair price because the owner had buffed the main blade a little to much. The rest of the knife is great and you wouldn't believe how hard it snaps at the half stop positions.
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This is it for today. Football and Nascar plus the Tampa Rays baseball is all starting soon.
This is my favorite scout camper knife the Boker 182 in stag. They did a great job putting it together. The stag is matched well and all the tools open with ease with no wobble at all.
Go BUCS
Go RAYS
Go #14 TONY STEWART
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Wazu...your killin me!!...you can't find them any nicer than those...I love'm all!!

Man, that is one handsome knife Johnnie

Thanks TJ.

johnnierotten wrote:Wazu...your killin me!!...you can't find them any nicer than those...I love'm all!!

Thanks johnie Your unoffical Remington looks like new. Great knife

Tell me this link isin't the best. 92 pages 1365 replies

Back when Miller Bro's started this thread he sent me a PM asking if I thought there was enough interest to merit starting such a thread. I told him to try it and see what happens.

Look what happened!

Thanks wazu.

Yep..this is one of my favorite threads ...as well as the new "Switchblade Forum".

Camillus (New York) Scout, 1996:

Anybody know when the Utica Girl Scout Feather Weight was first produced?? Or when the patent on the Feather Weight was issued??

tjmurphy wrote:Anybody know when the Utica Girl Scout Feather Weight was first produced?? Or when the patent on the Feather Weight was issued??

Here's a quote from Official Scout Blades by Ed Holbrook:

UTICA CUTLERY CO. UTICA, N.Y. circa 1919=1937: Kutmaster 1937-present

This firm started to manufacture Official Girl Scout knives in 1933. The tang stamp was Utica Featherweight and was made with aluminum liners and bolsters. The blades on these knives opened very easily because of the girls' dainty fingernails. In 1937 they adopted the trademark Kutmaster and it is stlll used today. Campfire Girls knives are tang stamped Kutmaster - Utica, N.Y.

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Thanks for that info Phil. Here's my latest trigger pull from eBay and the subject of my question. The Utica Featherweight Girl Scout with jigged bone handles. This was the first bone handled Featherweight I had seen, and then I found one in one of the AAPK stores. The difference between this one and the one in the store is the long pull on the master.

I'm not for sure what the difference is between them....but the one I have is exactly like yours, tang stamp and all.

This is the one I saw in AAPK store. Must have been an old add since it's not there anymore.

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 29914.html