Hawaii Five-O

[Sazabi]

Not sure what the episode is about, because I was flipping through the channels, but one of the good guys was given a Boker or US-made camp knife in the heat of deciding on a course of action.  To lighten the mood, he said he'd be ok because he "has a corkscrew, a toothpick, and some scissors," which that model lacks. >.> I got a picture of it, but I'll have to upload it tomorrow when I can connect to the computer.

Episode is "Malama Ka Po'e," or Care for One's People.

[cody6268]

Given the time period (and this is the original, and not the modern CBS remake?), it could also be an old Ulster Boy Scout knife, which also had a circular shield, but with the Boy Scout Fleur-Di-Lis instead of Boker's Tree Brand.   

With inflation, some models (like the Huntsman) would be more expensive than they are today--I remember reading in an old catalog and had a 1950s or '60s price on the Huntsman that would be equivalent to over 100 dollars today. As a result, they probably tried to pass of the (relatively) less expensive Ulster or Boker as an SAK.

[ToolJoe]

I think it's a copy of a Camilius Boy Scout knife.

[Sazabi]

Whoops, sorry Cody, it was the remake.   I finally uploaded the picture I took.