The All Scout Knives Thread

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Bob...that’s a BEAUTY!! ::tu:: .....maybe the CCC stands for Camillus Cutlery Co. ::hmm::
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Oh yeah, what Johnnie said!! ::nod:: ::nod::
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Oh yeah, what Johnnie said!! ::nod:: ::nod::


Can anybody date a UTICA Cutlery scout/utility knife for me? I just scored one and have it in the pokie soaking it wounds off (rust) right now.
I'll take a pic after she's cleaned up, but I only found one on completed listings on ebay that has no shield, like this one.
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Thanks guy's...Johnnie that was just pointed out to me and yes I believe your right...I feel a litte dumb right now... ::facepalm::
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WelderBob wrote:Thanks guy's...Johnnie that was just pointed out to me and yes I believe your right...I feel a little dumb right now... ::facepalm::
Maybe it's not. Made during that era, it could be "Civil Conservation Corps". :lol: :lol: :lol:

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That's a nice find Bob ::tu:: I had a Craftsman with a shield like that if my memory serves me ::uc::
Here's a little mess kit made by Imperial for the Boy Scout National Council. Maybe one of you Guys know what the stamp means and when it was used.
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The National Council is the ruling body for the Boy Scouts of America. There are local or regional councils as well, but they all operate under the overarching authority of the National Council. I can't tell you much about that stamp other than it is commonly seen on many Boy Scout items, so I presume it indicates you are getting officially approved merchandise. I've seen that stamp used on a variety of Boy Scout items such as canteens, backpacks, and cooking kits. (Works much like buying official NFL caps and jerseys etc. )
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Thanks for the info Philco ::tu::
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Heres a cool little knife Bob sent me....Thanks Partner!! ::handshake:: .....in case you don't know..WelderBob. :)
Schrade Walden .. with BSA shield. ::tu::
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That is a cool little knife ::tu:: Good work Bob ::groove::
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Welderbob is a super nice guy. ::groove::
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Yes Sir...He is!! ::tu::
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Yessir Johnnie, ya' gotta' watch that Welderbob.
He will bomb you! He has done to me before. :lol:

Nice guy that Welderbob! ::tu::
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I thought I would share some better (non-hospital) pics of my last 2 Scouts that I have acquired. 8)
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::tu:: those are some pretty ones fellas,just picked up this one friday :) needs a little cleaning, give me sumpin to do sunday ::nod::
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That will clean up real nice. ::tu:: ...those are cool GS knives. ::nod::
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::tu:: Thanks JR, she will live with the cub and boy scouts I have :D
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Nice addition. ::tu:: ....I do the same....they seem to get along very well together. :lol: :lol:
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::paranoid:: Hopefully there will be no hanky panky goin on!! ::facepalm::
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NOPE, AIN'T GONNA SAY IT! NOPE......NOPE........NOPE!! ::handshake::
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:lol: :lol: :lol: ::tu:: 8)
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JR, I was going to get that stars and stripes scout but then got distracted and missed it. Very nice.
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Thanks Bro!!......I'm delighted with it. ::nod::
You need to post your new Scout up. ::tu::
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A Camillus (NY) with some decent Sambar stag.
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That’s it....nice custom stag. ::tu::
I had talked to the Older Gentlemen who did the work on it....He also had a PAL.Cut. Scout. ::nod::
I believe that He told me He was 71 years old. ::dang:: ....very nice Fellow. :)
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