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Keep an eye out for the 2 blade version , same blade etch & shield, easy open , ebony handle and sheep foot blade .
I’m sure these were made early on in the teens .

Mike

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 10:09 pm

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 8:10 pm Nice knives Ripster , that early Camillus etched Boy Scouts of America is a great find , rare knife .

Mike

Thank you Mike . The Etched BSA is in great shape,Decent snap on main. The main is a little messed up at the tip ,otherwise a solid piece.
Appreciate your feedback.

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 11:59 pm Keep an eye out for the 2 blade version , same blade etch & shield, easy open , ebony handle and sheep foot blade .
I’m sure these were made early on in the teens .

Mike

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 10:09 pm

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 8:10 pm Nice knives Ripster , that early Camillus etched Boy Scouts of America is a great find , rare knife .

Mike

Thank you Mike . The Etched BSA is in great shape,Decent snap on main. The main is a little messed up at the tip ,otherwise a solid piece.
Appreciate your feedback.

Thank you Mike . Will add that one to the list.
Hers a pic of an article that we picked up at an old shop. Thought it might interest you Scout or Remington Collectors

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 2:50 pm

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 11:59 pm Keep an eye out for the 2 blade version , same blade etch & shield, easy open , ebony handle and sheep foot blade .
I’m sure these were made early on in the teens .

Mike

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Feb 24, 2023 10:09 pm
Thank you Mike . The Etched BSA is in great shape,Decent snap on main. The main is a little messed up at the tip ,otherwise a solid piece.
Appreciate your feedback.

Thank you Mike . Will add that one to the list.
Hers a pic of an article that we picked up at an old shop. Thought it might interest you Scout or Remington Collectors

That's neat, thanks for sharing it JP!

Randy

Thanks for posting the Scout Hero article. My uncle, Charlie Cann, was a scout and saved a kid by pulling him off some electrical lines in my hometown in Ohio. The BSA held a big parade for him and gave him a large certificate commemorating the action. I have a picture on my phone somewhere of the certificate and will post when I find it. I'm not sure if he received a knife or not.

Steve

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 2:50 pm Thank you Mike . Will add that one to the list.
Hers a pic of an article that we picked up at an old shop. Thought it might interest you Scout or Remington Collectors

Great old advertisement. You should find this post by Tom quite interesting.

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... =2&t=49779

ronfish wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 10:50 pm

Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Mar 03, 2023 2:50 pm Thank you Mike . Will add that one to the list.
Hers a pic of an article that we picked up at an old shop. Thought it might interest you Scout or Remington Collectors

Great old advertisement. You should find this post by Tom quite interesting.

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... =2&t=49779

Thanks. I forgot I knew this.

Cool Steve, I look forward to reading the newspaper article.

ronfish wrote: ↑Tue Feb 21, 2023 10:11 pm I think the legend behind the Scout on that knife is that he once did a mile swim in a lake at a scout camp, while wrestling an alligator, all to save a mermaid! I could be wrong, I am getting old and my memory is fading.

When my son was coming up through Scouts and we were going to summer camp every year, I did the Mile Swim for six summers in a row. This was Camp Gerber in Michigan, and the lake is called Little Britton Lake, if I recall correctly. There was (and probably still is) a huge snapping turtle that lived in the lake that all the boys called Atlas. I'd say probably about 20" in diameter, which probably means he's about 100 years old. I sh!t you not, on one of my Mile Swims, I was swimming along minding my own business when all of a sudden I saw that son of a gun coming up from the bottom straight at me. There was no place to go, no place to get out. So I just kicked it into turbo and swam like hell. Never saw him again, but I didn't hang around looking for him either.

Haha, congrats on the great escape!

I picked up this Federal Scout/camper knife at our local flea market last weekend. I had never seen a Federal Scout type knife before.

And it in good shape too. Good pick up OC.

rustyoldknife wrote: ↑Thu Feb 23, 2023 4:05 am How about showing a verity of Utica green Girl Scout campers.

Have a psot just waiting for ya David.
https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... 0#p1068923

HEY my buddy has a son that is receiving his Eagle badge, Does anyone have a Buck 110 or 112 with a Boy Scout Eagle insignia on the scales they would like to sell???
Thanx for any help

Try this.... https://www.buckknives.com/licensed/

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 16, 2023 11:25 pm HEY my buddy has a son that is receiving his Eagle badge, Does anyone have a Buck 110 or 112 with a Boy Scout Eagle insignia on the scales they would like to sell???
Thanx for any help

you can get a custom Buck Duke https://www.buckknives.com/licensed/ with all 4 bolsters engraved for under $75 …. Just a thought

I did call Buck there only licensed offering is the 500 but they are out of stock

Case has a selection of Eagle Scout knives. Some even come in a presentation case.

Bought this at the show(Voyles) yesterday and sold it today.Valley Forge Birdseye scout. U.S.A. shield and etch.

peanut740 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 18, 2023 2:32 pm Bought this at the show(Voyles) yesterday and sold it today.Valley Forge Birdseye scout. U.S.A. shield and etch.

That's an interesting one, don't recall seeing a Birdseye Scout before.

That is a good one Roger, and must be an early one given the Prest-o-lite wrench cutout. I’ve never seen a birdseye scout before either.

Ken

Neat one Roger , Birds Eye scouts are definitely far and few .

Mike

R3843 (hump back )

Good evening gentlemen. Lurked around this forum for years but seldom post. I do have a question or two that maybe you could help with. First are the typical 4 blade knives shown all considered scout knives even though they aren't real boy scout sanctioned knives. I have several like most folks that have various shields stating different words. An example is an arched Utica with a bar shield marked "outing".

Second question concerning these 4-blade camp? knives. A particular example is a Miller Brothers I possess that is typical Miller quality with great bone scales but this model has an unusual feature. The cap lifter/screwdriver blade is typical with the exception of having a u shape notch between the lifter and screwdriver tip. I have never seen this on any other make. I can post pictures however my wife has to assist, and it is tax season and I tread lightly around here this time of year.

On early model knives of this design, often there was a square notch on the screwdriver blade that early on was called a skate key notch but later called a gaslight bottle notch. What was the square notch actually used for?

3030remchesterCOLO wrote: ↑Sun Apr 02, 2023 2:54 am Second question concerning these 4-blade camp? knives. A particular example is a Miller Brothers I possess that is typical Miller quality with great bone scales but this model has an unusual feature. The cap lifter/screwdriver blade is typical with the exception of having a u shape notch between the lifter and screwdriver tip. I have never seen this on any other make.

The "notch" is a tack puller.

Please post pictures of the knife

As requested, I am posting pictures of a few scout knives. This is my very first, do it alone, attempt at posting pictures so be kind. Since I have yet to figure out how to post pictures and text at same time, I will have to describe knives in another post as now.

The first knife probably doesn't count as a scout knife as it only has 2 blades, but I thought it was worth a view. Typical New York Knife Co. knife, however, the secondary blade is unusual enough and has enough functions to be of intertest. The blade as can be seen has a cap lifter, can opener, gaslight valve opening square? That blade is marked Pat. Applied for on one side and New York Knife on the other.

The second knife is just eye candy and is an Ulster with a shield marked "ARMY"

The third knife is the Miller Brothers with the unusual cap lifter/screwdriver/ tack puller? It makes sense to me as this blade rapidly tapers towards the tip of the blade and would easily fit under a tack.