All About Pocket Knives

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

First for me also.. ....super sweet!!

It has been too long since I posted any pictures, so here's a few.

Here are some Scout want-to-be's

A seldom found Remington pattern
RS3333-E

Nice bunch of scouts.

Randy,

Can you tell me what the "E" designates in that RS3333E knife ?

Well electrician of course. Actually this is a RS3333 that has been adapted to a former owners needs. I believe that the previous owner was an electrician and did this to help strip wire. I think that it was a good idea. I just hate it that he butchered up this nice old RS3333.

It has a good story to go behind it though.

you had me digging through my scout knife books looking for that model number.

I definitely had it rolling around in my mind for a while also.

I believe this is the first scout knife I've ever touched that encompassed the actual stamping on the blade...

That looks like it's never been used Scott. Nice find.

She looks knice if you look at the blades, the springs look to be very tarnished...

Just a little bit of MoJo

What's MoJo Murph?

That's that magic that gives the knife character

Ahhhhhhhhhh......gotcha!

Not sure if I posted this picture of my Camillus Cub Scout knife given to me when I was 10 by my parents. In the background is my camp that doubles as a hunting hut that my brother-in-law uses. He bagged a 4 point yesterday and his dad got a 7 point.

Awesome pic redrider!!!! Love it!!

Thanks man!

That is a very nice pic. ......I've noticed a lot of members first knife was a scout/utility pattern.

Not a scout but a "Auto Knife", I guess you were supposed to carry it in your rig...
I was wondering about the long pull blade, could this be a early model before they started the official scouts?

I believe it’s a 1923 or 24. ...nice Bob.

Thank you Johnnie... ...I was thinking pre 1930, I just had to have it because of the shield...