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Wazu: both Cases look great. I can see I am just in the earliest stage of scout collecting. Is the white one bone?

Quick Steel wrote:Wazu: both Cases look great. I can see I am just in the earliest stage of scout collecting. Is the white one bone?

The white one is actually a crappy picture of a yellow delrin one

Got this Case 1940-64 from Perry yesterday....thought I would post Her here too.
Thanks for the trade Perry!!

johnnierotten wrote:Got this Case 1940-64 from Perry yesterday....thought I would post Her here too.
Thanks for the trade Perry!!

Nice one
Here's his Brother

Sure is....very nice,Wazu.

Here's a saw cut Delrin Boy Scout by Ulster. As many times that I've looked at it, it's the first time I noticed it has Stainless Steel etched on the Master blade. What do you think the age of this knife is?

I stopped at the local Boy Scout store a while back and I lucked out. They still had these two knives in stock. The Bear MGC is not up to par with most of the other knife companies from the past. The scales actually look plastic. The jigging is cut short and I can't find any Brass at all. It's an economy 4 tool knife for sure. I'm sure it will be a good EDC
wazu013

On the Ulster....I would think 1960-70 era.

Like that B&S and the Camillus as well.

Latest scout.

I love those Camillus Cub Scout knives. I have one that I EDC.

It's a handy size and came with a simple belt sheath so I think I'll give it some EDC time too. Thanks for the idea.

Quick Steel wrote:Latest scout.

I see your collection is growing and growing Very good

wazu013 wrote:Here's a saw cut Delrin Boy Scout by Ulster. As many times that I've looked at it, it's the first time I noticed it has Stainless Steel etched on the Master blade. What do you think the age of this knife is?

Ed Holbrook, in his book Official Scout Blades shows that knife being produced from 1966-1976. Ole Johnnierotten is right on the money.

Ole Johnnierotten is right on the money.

Of course I was!!....

I see your collection is growing and growing

Wazu: Yes and its becoming alarming. The word addiction comes to mind. But today is Sunday; no mail deliveries. I can rest.

Quick Steel wrote:

I see your collection is growing and growing

Wazu: Yes and its becoming alarming. The word addiction comes to mind. But today is Sunday; no mail deliveries. I can rest.

Take a seat with the rest of us

OK...so where do I sign up... ...the heck with it, I'm beyond help...

My latest addition, a Ulster Dwight Divine girl scout, 3 3/8".

Nice catch. The Ulster looks to be in good condition.

Super knice,Bob!!.....I love those.

WB,
Your Girl Scout is Devine It's the first one I've ever seen. All the Girl Scout knives I've seen have been green handled except for your Dwight Devine and this Remington model R4373 for sale on ebay now.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-REMINGT ... 53f0f8a604
Very nice

Thanks' guys, I'd like to find a few more. Ulster made seveal pattern's of girl scout's including a pearl handled version, one I would love to see...

A Robeson bone handled, two blade Girl Scout knife with trefoil GS shield and "Girl Scout" etch on master.

It dates, judging by the bone and its tang stamp, as being from the 1930's.

No one has been able to explain the existence of this knife and the four or five others of which I am aware.

I'm sure I posted this early on in this thread, but this is a good place to remind everyone of the possibilities out there.

Photo should expand with a left click.

Charlie Noyes

Here is a Utica Featherweight Girl Scout with bone handles. Like Charlie, I posted this one earlier and I believe it dates to the 1930's.

Charlie - I'm sure you could use some holiday cash, are you ready to give that beautiful Robeson Girl Scout knife a new home? I'm counting the $100's waiting for your reply.

Some nice Girl Scout's... ...TJ those Utica lightweight's are sweet, nice bone on them.

Charlie I didn't know Robeson made a Girl Scout, that's got to be a rare bird!