All About Pocket Knives

Is there a list of all Remington reproduction pocket knives? Harold

Would this help? I am not sure of the reproductions.

https://www.commemorativearms.com/remin ... nives2.htm

Bob

That list is incomplete since they (Camillus) made Remington reproductions for years after that, until their bankruptcy. There was an up to date list published in a Knife Magazine article by Bruce Voyles a couple of years ago. I’ll see if I can find it. Since then there have been a couple of patterns made by GEC.

Ken

There is a table on my Russian website that may help
http://vit213.narod.ru/remington/bullet.html

Thanks Vit. That should help him. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find the article I referenced. Thought I could get it through a search of Knife Magazine on line archives but it’s only taking me to the Stewart & Ritchie book, volume 6. I have the book but it’s old so that is not an up to date list, like yours.

Ken

Bear and Son made a few Remington reproductions, too.
Here is one that I bought last year at their factory sale.

Thanks Guys, big help. Harold

I have this 1988 R4466 Muskrat. It has "Sweepstake Winner" etched on the spey blade. Does anyone know what the sweepstake was? I have only seen a couple of others on-line, one for sale. The seller dubbed it as rare. Another post suggested only 500 were so etched. Would love to have an accurate history. Thanks

jwegman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 4:59 pm I have this 1988 R4466 Muskrat. It has "Sweepstake Winner" etched on the spey blade. Does anyone know what the sweepstake was? I have only seen a couple of others on-line, one for sale. The seller dubbed it as rare. Another post suggested only 500 were so etched. Would love to have an accurate history. ThanksR4466a.jpgR4466b.jpg

From what I read online about the knife it was the prize in a Remington Arms sales promotion. If you bought a Remington firearm you got an entry into the “sweepstakes”. The prize was that knife. You’ve probably seen the same info.

Be advised that “rare” does not necessarily equal “valuable”. Demand is the other part of that equation.

Ken

Thanks for sharing what you know about them, I dropped $35 on it, so I don't think I over paid. I have another one without the Sweepstake etching, paid $35 for that as well.

jwegman wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 8:39 pm Thanks for sharing what you know about them, I dropped $35 on it, so I don't think I over paid. I have another one without the Sweepstake etching, paid $35 for that as well.

You did pretty good for $35