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Fantastic group of trappers. Thank you for sharing Keith.

Keith, nice set of trappers in fabulous condition and it is helpful to see them side-by-side. I think I like the looks of the smaller (Turkish?) clip and skinning blade over the larger clip blade and pen blade combination.

Some very nice knives Keith .

The striped celluloid is really nice.

These pictures are of a Remington R4783 Official Scout knife with a removable bail. The pattern number is inked on which indicates a mid to late 1930's knife. There is a picture of its tattered box.

Nice knife Jerry. See if you can identify the error in this knife.

Thats a Saturday afternoon at quittin time knife their Keith

Not sure if I posted these or not . A pair of R963x Girl Scout 2 blade knives .

ScoutKnives wrote:Not sure if I posted these or not . A pair of R963x Girl Scout 2 blade knives .

No you haven't Mike. Awsome knives. First time I've seen them with that shield.

Mike, great little jack scouts. I believe they are the first two I have ever seen. Thank you, John

espn77 wrote:Nice knife Jerry. See if you can identify the error in this knife.

Looks like the bail is on the wrong bolster. I probably wouldn’t have noticed if you didn’t make me pay attention.

On page 22 of this thread was my first post in the Remington forum. I am playing with my knives tonight and this was the first Remington knife I bought. I don't take great pictures but they are a whole lot better than they used to be.
The knife that started it all!!!!!

espn77 wrote:On page 22 of this thread was my first post in the Remington forum. I am playing with my knives tonight and this was the first Remington knife I bought. I don't take great pictures but they are a whole lot better than they used to be.
The knife that started it all!!!!!

That is a good one to start with. A good looking knife.

Well men still peeking in on you boys...looks like your holding down the Remington fort pretty well!
Keith I am leaving this really for you. I am so proud of you and your collection! I have quietly watched your collection evolve into one of the most desirable collections that may be out there. I love your passion and the way you are honing your knowledge and expertise in Remington cutlery. Some times I want to help you a little when someone asks a question that you may not have a ready answer but I know you’ll get there. Life changes us all over time and a few too many surgeries left me a few memory gaps to the point that I’ve forgotten a lot and the things I think I remember are not truly what I think I remember.
So in saying that I just want you and the boys to know I still read the Remington thread when I get an email and enjoy the look see...but happy to be a quiet bystander. Always smiling Rocky

Thanks Rocky. Check your pm.

Little 3 1/8" mint Remy jack.

Remington R555 in Christmas Tree.

peanut740 wrote:Little 3 1/8" mint Remy jack.

I think your knife is a R2105

I think you may be right Keith,if not PDC.

Hard to beat a knife with a punch.

espn77 wrote:Hard to beat a knife with a punch.

I agree!

Keith, another great grouping of your fantastic collection. I especially like the jack with the black and white scales. Very, very nice and rare. Thanks for sharing. John

Thanks John. I agree that the jack is a hard one to find. I've not seen that pattern on a Remington before. I got it from Miller bros, Dimitri.

For the most part Remington bone handles have a very distinct look. But every so often I come across one that is totally different.

R3565.