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Tool Talk => Edged Tools => Topic started by: SAK Guy on April 13, 2017, 05:55:49 PM
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Any traditional knives, fixed or folding, that you can take (or have taken) camping. BSA Scout type knives and bigger camp knives, are ok too. :cheers: Please keep it in a traditional, nostalgic vein.
I'll start with some traditional Scouts....
Case
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Case%20Scout%202-27-17_zpsqoi1676x.jpg)
Western
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Western%20901%204-8-17_zpsdl5xkm6u.jpg)
Remington R-4 Camp
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Remington%20R-4%20Camp%204-2-17_zpsrbcpugci.jpg)
A. G. Russell
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/AG%20Russell%20Premium%20Scout%203-31-17_zps6g07ijkn.jpg)
And Dad cut up many "taters and onions" for the big cast iron skillet at the deer camp with his Old Timer...
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Fri%208OT%201-20-17_zpsz7noj5qt.jpg)
Warner Moran, Rio Grande Camp Bowie
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Reposts/Warner%20Moran%20w%20custom%207-2-16_zpscadu76ik.jpg)
So whether you whittle pine with a Camillus by the fire, Open a can of peaches with a Camp King, use an Opinel to cut up carrots, slice sausage with an Ol' Hickory or use a heavy bladed Bowie to clear the campsite....show us your camp knives! :cheers:
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Great thread Robert and awesome pictures :like: :cheers: :tu:
and :drool: :drool: :drool: :)
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Great thread Robert and awesome pictures :like: :cheers: :tu:
and :drool: :drool: :drool: :)
Thx Steve!!!! :cheers: :cheers:
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Great pics :dd: and good idea for a thread :tu: :like: :like:
I'll see if I have anything :think: :tu:
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Great pics :dd: and good idea for a thread :tu: :like: :like:
I'll see if I have anything :think: :tu:
Thx Ponch!!!! :cheers: If you guys want to include some gear in your pics, that would be cool as well. :2tu:
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gotta love a country where that Warner Moran is considered a scout knife
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gotta love a country where that Warner Moran is considered a scout knife
:rofl: :rofl: :like:
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I have time for a quickie pic.
The scout knife on the left is the one that got & still gets used, it shows on the can opener more than the blade.
There was the ever present stockman, a go anywhere do it all knife.
An old pic of the Navy mark 1.
I have an old camp hatchet but no pic of it.
So basically back when my camping was more primative, a scout knife, stockman, navy and hatchet.
(http://i.imgur.com/pOYcQF6.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/hTzcGNY.jpg)
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I have time for a quickie pic.
The scout knife on the left is the one that got & still gets used, it shows on the can opener more than the blade.
There was the ever present stockman, a go anywhere do it all knife.
An old pic of the Navy mark 1.
I have an old camp hatchet but no pic of it.
So basically back when my camping was more primative, a scout knife, stockman, navy and hatchet.
(http://i.imgur.com/pOYcQF6.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/hTzcGNY.jpg)
:like: :like: Fantastic collection Dean and that Navy sheath knife is awesome!!!! I broke down and snagged a Camillus Official Boy Scout last night!!! :D
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Some neat looking items! :cheers:
Top is an old Boker that my Dad picked up in Germany when he was stationed there right after WWII, and carried as part of his flight equipment for the next 50 years.
A couple of old Imperials that I used in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts in the 50's and 60's.
An assortment of Scout-type knives, including two Remingtons, a Case (with pliers), and a Camillus Boy Scout Deluxe with phillips.
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Awesome Karl!!!!! :cheers: Great collection and the love the life connection!!!!
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Some neat looking items! :cheers:
Top is an old Boker that my Dad picked up in Germany when he was stationed there right after WWII, and carried as part of his flight equipment for the next 50 years.
A couple of old Imperials that I used in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts in the 50's and 60's.
An assortment of Scout-type knives, including two Remingtons, a Case (with pliers), and a Camillus Boy Scout Deluxe with phillips.
Very nice assortment, :dd: the Remingtons.
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Awesome Karl!!!!! :cheers: Great collection and the love the life connection!!!!
Thanks! an interesting thread. :cheers:
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Some neat looking items! :cheers:
Top is an old Boker that my Dad picked up in Germany when he was stationed there right after WWII, and carried as part of his flight equipment for the next 50 years.
A couple of old Imperials that I used in Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts in the 50's and 60's.
An assortment of Scout-type knives, including two Remingtons, a Case (with pliers), and a Camillus Boy Scout Deluxe with phillips.
Very nice assortment, :dd: the Remingtons.
Thanks!
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An old Western sheath knife, made in Boulder. Picked it up when I moved out here in 1965. My first decent sheath knife. Not an official Scout knife, but used in scouting, and other camping and fishing trips.
The True Temper hatchet ( in the middle) replaced a cheap piece of flat stamped metal. It also saw use in scouting, camping, etc.; and now is part of the emergency kit in the car trunk.
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Those are great Karl!!!!!!! :cheers: :cheers:
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Those are great Karl!!!!!!! :cheers: :cheers:
Thanks, Robert. :cheers:
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My Remingtons..
A Trailhand and 2 R-4's.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Remington%20Scout-Camp_zpsfaztv5s4.jpg)
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My Remingtons..
A Trailhand and 2 R-4's.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Remington%20Scout-Camp_zpsfaztv5s4.jpg)
Nice! :cheers:
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Thanks!!!!! :cheers:
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My Remingtons..
A Trailhand and 2 R-4's.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Remington%20Scout-Camp_zpsfaztv5s4.jpg)
Very very nice! :drool: :like:
BTW what're the backsprings like on those Remingtons? I've got an R4243from that era and while the knife itself is awesome the pull/snap is pretty weak.
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My Remingtons..
A Trailhand and 2 R-4's.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Remington%20Scout-Camp_zpsfaztv5s4.jpg)
Very very nice! :drool: :like:
BTW what're the backsprings like on those Remingtons? I've got an R4243from that era and while the knife itself is awesome the pull/snap is pretty weak.
These are ok. About a 5-6+ on pull on various layers but good snap. One of the R-4's spring on the saw layer could be snappier (prob a 4) but on the saw it's fine. I'm not unhappy with them. The Trailhand is a touch snappier than the R-4's.
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Cool thanks. I like those R-4s :tu:
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Cool thanks. I like those R-4s :tu:
Yeah, they are cool!!! You don't get an awl but you do get a sweet Sheepfoot for whittling! :D
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Nice Remies Robert :like: :tu:
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Nice Remies Robert :like: :tu:
Thx buddy!!! :cheers:
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Kabar and Camillus Official BSA Scouts.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Two%20Scouts%20-%20Camillus%20amp%20Kabar_zpswxzsuoxm.jpg)
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Wenger Scouts
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Here is my Camillus 1973 military knife, my Remington Camp knife, and my first scout knife, my colonial cub scout. :cheers:
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Here is my Camillus 1973 military knife, my Remington Camp knife, and my first scout knife, my colonial cub scout. :cheers:
:like: :like: Those are awesome Spartan!!!! How do you like that Remington Camp knife!!!
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It's huge! I love that knife. You could chop down a tree with that thing. Probably one of the coolest scout knives out there! :tu:
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It's huge! I love that knife. You could chop down a tree with that thing. Probably one of the coolest scout knives out there! :tu:
Awesome!!! Thanks....it's on my "someday" list!
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Here is a KA-BAR Little Hunter that I used in Boy Scouts many (many) years ago. Also shown is a recent BSA Huntsman - otherwise known as a Fieldmaster.
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Here is a KA-BAR Little Hunter that I used in Boy Scouts many (many) years ago. Also shown is a recent BSA Huntsman - otherwise known as a Fieldmaster.
:like: :like: :cheers: Very cool Redmond!!!!! We always used pocket knives but it's awesome some of you guys used fixed blades. :2tu:
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:like: :like: :cheers: Very cool Redmond!!!!! We always used pocket knives but it's awesome some of you guys used fixed blades. :2tu:
I had a jack knife too, but it was lost to time along the way. This one I hung onto.
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Victorinox Camper and Wenger Forester.
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Victorinox Camper and Wenger Forester.
Great knives and pic Ronald!!!! :like: :like: :cheers:
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I absolutely love the old scout folders. Growing up everyone had them, but nowadays they seem hard to come across out and about!
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I absolutely love the old scout folders. Growing up everyone had them, but nowadays they seem hard to come across out and about!
+1!!!! Kinda sad.... :( I feel naked without a capable knife on me...(or several) :D
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Me too brother!! :cheers:
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I've had this Ulster for awhile, I don't use it much but I like it.
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:cheers: Barry
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+100!!!! :drool: :drool:
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Western 901. Its my only camp knife at the moment. Of course that is subject to change at any moment. :D
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Western 901. Its my only camp knife at the moment. Of course that is subject to change at any moment. :D
:like: Awesome David!!!! :cheers: :cheers: You and Steve posting yours got me looking for mine!!! The 901's are fine knives!!! :salute:
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Hey!! I have that same compass!!! :cheers: :cheers:
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some fantastic stuff here gents. :drool:
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+1!!
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Western 901. Its my only camp knife at the moment. Of course that is subject to change at any moment. :D
:like: Nice one. :2tu:
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Here's three more I forgot to include :facepalm: On the left is my buck 500 Duke Eagle scout, followed by my Eagle scout Explorer and my 100th anniversary Order of the arrow Tinker.
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Here's three more I forgot to include :facepalm: On the left is my buck 500 Duke Eagle scout, followed by my Eagle scout Explorer and my 100th anniversary Order of the arrow Tinker.
:like: :like: :cheers: Very nice!!!
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Thanks SAK guy! :tu:
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Here's three more I forgot to include :facepalm: On the left is my buck 500 Duke Eagle scout, followed by my Eagle scout Explorer and my 100th anniversary Order of the arrow Tinker.
Nice! :tu:
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Here's three more I forgot to include :facepalm: On the left is my buck 500 Duke Eagle scout, followed by my Eagle scout Explorer and my 100th anniversary Order of the arrow Tinker.
:like: nice selection. :salute:
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Thanks guys! :cheers:
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Last traditional knife I took camping was my Helle Symfoni.
(http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss260/gareth_SAKs/Knives/IMG_2537_zps8faksegi.jpg)
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Last traditional knife I took camping was my Helle Symfoni.
(http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss260/gareth_SAKs/Knives/IMG_2537_zps8faksegi.jpg)
That's a beautiful little Helle Gareth!!!! :cheers: :cheers: :drool: :drool:
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Last traditional knife I took camping was my Helle Symfoni.
(http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss260/gareth_SAKs/Knives/IMG_2537_zps8faksegi.jpg)
That's a beautiful little Helle Gareth!!!! :cheers: :cheers: :drool: :drool:
+1!
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Some more Scouts...
Imperial, Boker, Victorinox, Camillus, and Craftsman.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Scout%20group2_zpsoru5otkl.jpg)
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Now for something completely different....
A Schrade 881 "Scout"... :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Reposts/881%20BSA%20Scout_zpsyhqksemi.jpg)
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Last traditional knife I took camping was my Helle Symfoni.
(http://i581.photobucket.com/albums/ss260/gareth_SAKs/Knives/IMG_2537_zps8faksegi.jpg)
That's a beautiful little Helle Gareth!!!! :cheers: :cheers: :drool: :drool:
+1!
Cheers gents. :cheers: I think I can say that it's my favourite traditional knife for sure, and perhaps my favourite fixed blade of any I own.
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Sweeet! :like:
Been looking at and thinking about getting one of those Camco Campers here lately.
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Sweeet! :like:
Been looking at and thinking about getting one of those Camco Campers here lately.
Thx David!!!! :cheers:
This one got stuck on the previous page... :D
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,71569.msg1468258.html#msg1468258
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Sweeet! :like:
Been looking at and thinking about getting one of those Camco Campers here lately.
Thx David!!!! :cheers:
This one got stuck on the previous page... :D
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,71569.msg1468258.html#msg1468258
Very nice 881! I remember when you got that 881 a while back. Wonder how many of those were made? Being engraved on the bolsters and matchstriker pulls really make it special. :like:
Remember here a while back we talking about an 881 matchstriker pulls and bone covers. Welllllllll I saw a nice one on the bay go for $202 plus change recently. :D
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Sweet, that looks in better shape than in the E-bay pics :drool:
Any time buddy :cheers:
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Sweeet! :like:
Been looking at and thinking about getting one of those Camco Campers here lately.
Thx David!!!! :cheers:
This one got stuck on the previous page... :D
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,71569.msg1468258.html#msg1468258
Very nice 881! I remember when you got that 881 a while back. Wonder how many of those were made? Being engraved on the bolsters and matchstriker pulls really make it special. :like:
Remember here a while back we talking about an 881 matchstriker pulls and bone covers. Welllllllll I saw a nice one on the bay go for $202 plus change recently. :D
$202!!!!!! :ahhh :ahhh :ahhh :ahhh :ahhh
That other 881 I bought from that guy has a GE Logo and a matchstriker pull....
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Sweet, that looks in better shape than in the E-bay pics :drool:
Any time buddy :cheers:
It'a in nice shape!!! Thanks again!!! :salute:
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:like: Nice one Robert!!
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:like: Nice one Robert!!
Thx Barry!!! :cheers:
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Congrats that's a beauty. :like:
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Just in, a Camco Scout! Thanks for the heads up Steve! :cheers:
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Camco%20Scout%204-29-17_zpshv5uuknc.jpg)
Congrats that's a beauty. :like:
Thx Andrew!!! :cheers:
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
:like: Verah much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8)
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
:like: Verah much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8)
Thx David!!!! I should have a 5 tool Imperial Scout in next week (God willing and the creeks don't rise). :D
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
:like: Verah much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8)
Thx David!!!! I should have a 5 tool Imperial Scout in next week (God willing and the creeks don't rise). :D
:tu:
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
Nice one Robert :cheers:
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
Nice one Robert :cheers:
Thx Steve!!! :cheers:
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:like: That's a beauty buddy!!
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:like: That's a beauty buddy!!
Thx Barry!!!! :cheers:
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Now for something completely different....
A Schrade 881 "Scout"... :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Reposts/881%20BSA%20Scout_zpsyhqksemi.jpg)
:drool: :gimme:
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Now for something completely different....
A Schrade 881 "Scout"... :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Reposts/881%20BSA%20Scout_zpsyhqksemi.jpg)
:drool: :gimme:
Thx clown!!!! :cheers:
Here's it's twin..
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,6299.msg1473520.html#msg1473520
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
:drool: That's another great one Robert.
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Got in a Craftsman 9549 Scout in today.
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Craftsman%20Scout%205-5-17_zps1i9jug5x.jpg)
:drool: That's another great one Robert.
Thx Andrew!! :cheers: This my second Craftsman and is in a lot better shape than my first. That nice full blade is a hard to find sometimes.
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
:like:
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
Dont remember if I've ever seen one of those before Robert. :think:: It sure is 8) :like:
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Nice one Robert :cheers:
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
Dont remember if I've ever seen one of those before Robert. :think:: It sure is 8) :like:
Thx David!! They are not as common as the 4 blade/tool versions and IIRC, I read a post over on BF about the 5 blade design and the Army in WW2 or Korea but I can't find it now. This Imperial knife (the IMPC5C, BSA #1046) was first manufactured in '63 according to ScoutKnives.Net
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Nice one Robert :cheers:
Thx buddy!!! :cheers:
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
:like:
Thx Dean!!!! :cheers:
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Pulled this one out of my collection of knives once owned by my great grandfather. He would buy a knife, use it at his job (he was a carpenter) until something broke, then stick it in a drawer. So I have a bunch of mostly very old knives with broken blades.
(http://i.imgur.com/6JvrihV.png)
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Awesome WD....looks maybe like an old Camillus with bone scales!! :like: :like: :like: :cheers:
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Camping friendly knives...
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/FARMER%20amp%20Western%20scout%205-12-17_zpsaxw2x8ji.jpg)
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Nice! I love those old scout knives :like:
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Nice! I love those old scout knives :like:
Thx Spartan!!! :cheers:
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Camping friendly knives...
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/FARMER%20amp%20Western%20scout%205-12-17_zpsaxw2x8ji.jpg)
:drool:
:drool:
:drool:
:drool:
:drool:
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(http://i.imgur.com/DlQJRB9.gif)
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Thx guys!!!!! :cheers: :cheers:
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Gorgeous pics guys!!
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Gorgeous pics guys!!
Thx buddy!!! :cheers:
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Nice! I love those old scout knives :like:
I could'nt talk you into selling one could I? :D
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Nice! I love those old scout knives :like:
I could'nt talk you into selling one could I? :D
I think you're talking to me....
Sorry brother, I only buy for my collection....but on the flip side, eBay has hundreds of old Scouts on it. :cheers:
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Does anybody have the Rough Rider mini camp knife with pink smooth bone scales?
(http://i.imgur.com/r0r1nH2.jpg)
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
Dont remember if I've ever seen one of those before Robert. :think:: It sure is 8) :like:
Thx David!! They are not as common as the 4 blade/tool versions and IIRC, I read a post over on BF about the 5 blade design and the Army in WW2 or Korea but I can't find it now. This Imperial knife (the IMPC5C, BSA #1046) was first manufactured in '63 according to ScoutKnives.Net
Hi Robert, Took this out of Cole's book iii
The photos are from Silvey's knives of WW2.
:cheers:
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Just in....
Imperial 5 Tool BSA Scout
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Imperial%205%20Tool%20BSA%20Scout%205-8-17_zpsldmpb5fp.jpg)
Dont remember if I've ever seen one of those before Robert. :think:: It sure is 8) :like:
Thx David!! They are not as common as the 4 blade/tool versions and IIRC, I read a post over on BF about the 5 blade design and the Army in WW2 or Korea but I can't find it now. This Imperial knife (the IMPC5C, BSA #1046) was first manufactured in '63 according to ScoutKnives.Net
Hi Robert, Took this out of Cole's book iii
The photos are from Silvey's knives of WW2.
:cheers:
That is AWESOME Andrew!!!! Thank you!!! That's going right into my Scout research folder!!!!! Such cool info!!!!!!! :like: :like: :like: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
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Does anybody have the Rough Rider mini camp knife with pink smooth bone scales?
(http://i.imgur.com/r0r1nH2.jpg)
No, but my granddaughters would go nuts for that knife!!!! :cheers: :cheers:
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Anytime Robert, there's a few pages on pocket knives. Cole's is all line drawings as you'd know, but there's a few photos of pocket knives accompanying the fixed blades in the Silvey book. :cheers:
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Nice! I love those old scout knives :like:
I could'nt talk you into selling one could I? :D
I think you're talking to me....
Sorry brother, I only buy for my collection....but on the flip side, eBay has hundreds of old Scouts on it. :cheers:
No problem Buddy, I'll have to start browsing the markets, I love that old Colonial of mine. I went years with nothing more than it and my Wenger Esquire, until Victorinox entered my life. :D :cheers:
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Nice! I love those old scout knives :like:
I could'nt talk you into selling one could I? :D
I think you're talking to me....
Sorry brother, I only buy for my collection....but on the flip side, eBay has hundreds of old Scouts on it. :cheers:
No problem Buddy, I'll have to start browsing the markets, I love that old Colonial of mine. I went years with nothing more than it and my Wenger Esquire, until Victorinox entered my life. :D :cheers:
:cheers:
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Hey SAK Guy, that wenger ranger that you sometimes post pics of, would you rank it as better than a Vic 111, or about the same. I've been thinking of buying one someday, but don't know anybody that has one.
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Hey SAK Guy, that wenger ranger that you sometimes post pics of, would you rank it as better than a Vic 111, or about the same. I've been thinking of buying one someday, but don't know anybody that has one.
They are virtually the same! You get the more versatile Can Opener with the Vic and (IMO) better T&T.
No worries on either one!!!
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Hey SAK Guy, that wenger ranger that you sometimes post pics of, would you rank it as better than a Vic 111, or about the same. I've been thinking of buying one someday, but don't know anybody that has one.
They are virtually the same! You get the more versatile Can Opener with the Vic and (IMO) better T&T.
No worries on either one!!!
Ok, thanks! I have two Vic 111's and love both of them, but wan't sure about the Wengers. :cheers:
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Hey SAK Guy, that wenger ranger that you sometimes post pics of, would you rank it as better than a Vic 111, or about the same. I've been thinking of buying one someday, but don't know anybody that has one.
They are virtually the same! You get the more versatile Can Opener with the Vic and (IMO) better T&T.
No worries on either one!!!
Ok, thanks! I have two Vic 111's and love both of them, but wan't sure about the Wengers. :cheers:
Given that Vic bought Wenger and hired all the workers, chances are these are made on the same machines by the same people...
Here's some of mine.... (all suitable for camping BTW)
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Reposts/130mm%20Rangers%20no%20boxes_zps8toozqhh.jpg)
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/Reposts/Wenger%20130mm%20Realtree%20Hunters_zpslcx7wwcb.jpg)
Lots of Wengers and several Vics.
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Did I hear somewhere that the Delemonts are still made in Wenger's old factory? Maybe I dreamed it.... :shrug:
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Did I hear somewhere that the Delemonts are still made in Wenger's old factory? Maybe I dreamed it.... :shrug:
I thought they were.....
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Nice collection! :like: Here's my two Vics, the One hand Trekker, and the Forester. :tu:
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Nice collection! :like: Here's my two Vics, the One hand Trekker, and the Forester. :tu:
:like: :like: :cheers:
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Great pic buddy!!
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Nice collection! :like: Here's my two Vics, the One hand Trekker, and the Forester. :tu:
:like: :like: :cheers:
Thanks! :tu:
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Great pic buddy!!
Thanks! :cheers:
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Pulled this one out of my collection of knives once owned by my great grandfather. He would buy a knife, use it at his job (he was a carpenter) until something broke, then stick it in a drawer. So I have a bunch of mostly very old knives with broken blades.
(http://i.imgur.com/6JvrihV.png)
Too bad the blade is broken;that is a pretty collectible knife. Military issue in WWII the USA stands for United States Army.
I have quite a few scout/utility knives and they make great every day carry knives.
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Page 4. The top knife in the second picture is not a scout/utility;it happened to be in the same drawer with them when I was taking pictures.
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Great collection Ray!!!!! :cheers: :D
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Nice! :like:
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Nice! :like:
:like: :like: :cheers: Great pair!!!
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Nice! :like:
:like: :like: :cheers: Great pair!!!
Thanks SG! :cheers:
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:like: +100 and thanks for sharing!!!!!
Great collection Ray!!!!! :cheers: :D
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Great collection! :tu:
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"Official" Scout gear. :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/SAKGuy002/Scouting%20Gear%206-7-17_zpsyalhtqtk.jpg)
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"Official" Scout gear. :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/SAKGuy002/Scouting%20Gear%206-7-17_zpsyalhtqtk.jpg)
Cool gear, and great photo :tu:
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"Official" Scout gear. :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/SAKGuy002/Scouting%20Gear%206-7-17_zpsyalhtqtk.jpg)
Cool gear, and great photo :tu:
Thx WD!!! :cheers: Lucked into the harmonica when I was looking for a Marine Band Hohner.
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"Official" Scout gear. :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/SAKGuy002/Scouting%20Gear%206-7-17_zpsyalhtqtk.jpg)
Cool gear, and great photo :tu:
Totally agree. :like:
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"Official" Scout gear. :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/SAKGuy002/Scouting%20Gear%206-7-17_zpsyalhtqtk.jpg)
Nice ! :like: :tu:
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Thanks so much Gareth and Steve!!!! :cheers: :cheers:
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"Official" Scout gear. :D
(http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz256/SAKGuy/SAKGuy002/Scouting%20Gear%206-7-17_zpsyalhtqtk.jpg)
:like: very much!
And the monica as well. Mine simply says "blues harp".
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Nice Scouting stuff, SG!
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Bringing back a great thread! Starting off with my latest, the mighty Kamp King :cheers:
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:drool: :like: :like:
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Thanks! :hatsoff:
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Another pic of the Kamp King
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This is a Colonial Scout/Camp knife circa 1980. I got it in pristine condition pretty cheap on ebay.
The advertisement on it is for a business in Zanesville, Ohio, which is the next big town over from where I grew up. Zanesville was the 'big city'. It had a mall and everything. :D
The knife is... okay. I don't hear or see much about Colonial as a company, but they're still in business. And as a side note, they still cover all their tools with a lifetime warranty.
(https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4760/39886167031_1bdcc4bfa5_z.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/23LB2R2)
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Awesome! Here is my Colonial cub scout I've had since I was a cub scout
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Awesome! Here is my Colonial cub scout I've had since I was a cub scout
That is very cool.
Most people trash their first knife.
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Awesome! Here is my Colonial cub scout I've had since I was a cub scout
That is very cool.
Most people trash their first knife.
Is this the point where I admit that my first knife was a SAK knockoff that literally fell apart in my hands?
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Awesome! Here is my Colonial cub scout I've had since I was a cub scout
That is very cool.
Most people trash their first knife.
Thanks! Yeah, it's seen some miles :cheers:Awesome! Here is my Colonial cub scout I've had since I was a cub scout
That is very cool.
Most people trash their first knife.
Is this the point where I admit that my first knife was a SAK knockoff that literally fell apart in my hands?
Nothing to be ashamed of Styx, my first knife was a lookalike SAK too :D
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Here's my first scout knife since at least the mid 70's, an Imperial Kamp King. Not quite as fit as my son's (Spartan 19), but I like it! The blade is super sharp, and I'm looking forward to putting the can opener to use.
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:like: Welcome aboard! :cheers:
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Nice 1 Barry !
Imperial used some good steel :tu:
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:cheers: :salute: Thanks buddy!
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Thanks Steve! I put the can opener to work yesterday and it cut like nobody's business.
Nice 1 Barry !
Imperial used some good steel :tu:
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Here's my first scout knife since at least the mid 70's, an Imperial Kamp King. Not quite as fit as my son's (Spartan 19), but I like it! The blade is super sharp, and I'm looking forward to putting the can opener to use.
Nice one Barry! :like:
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:cheers: Thanks David! I'm really impressed by how well the blade cuts and the can opener works :D
Here's my first scout knife since at least the mid 70's, an Imperial Kamp King. Not quite as fit as my son's (Spartan 19), but I like it! The blade is super sharp, and I'm looking forward to putting the can opener to use.
Nice one Barry! :like:
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Here's my first scout knife since at least the mid 70's, an Imperial Kamp King.
That brings back memories.I had several of those when I was a kid. :like: :tu: :tu:
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Awesome!!! :like:
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Camillus
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Great pic! :like:
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Camillus
(https://i.imgur.com/OKIzkHRh.jpg)
Good Camillus! :like:
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Couple PAL's and a Camillus.
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Nice ones David ! :like: :tu:
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+1! :like:
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Couple PAL's and a Camillus.
Nice knives David! :like: :tu: :tu:
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+1!!
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Got the woodsman's pal today
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Got the woodsman's pal today
Nice Woodsman Pal, Pal! :D :like:
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Got the woodsman's pal today
Nice Woodsman Pal, Pal! :D :like:
Thanks Pal! :D :salute:
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Just to bump this thread
(https://i.imgur.com/GYhBrT6h.jpg)
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Lots of great pics of knives in here. :like:
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Nice one Steve!
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Nice knives guys!!
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:hatsoff: :hatsoff:
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Here's my Boker Camp Knife:
(https://i.imgur.com/RZlBLGXl.jpg?1)
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Here's few better pics:
(https://i.imgur.com/VmHhpfvl.jpg?1)
(https://i.imgur.com/1kIEb2Fl.jpg?2)
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Very nice!!
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+1! :o :like: :like:
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Posted elsewhere but here it is again.
(https://i.imgur.com/KpZ5CvUh.jpg)
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Nice!!
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Good looking knife you've got there. Lovely stuff in this thread period.
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Here is what I like to take when I camp. I will also take the OC Farmer on scouts and unfortunate I forgot to include my knives I like to take scouting new trails and areas.
The top fixed blade is my prep knife. I enjoy this knife for food prep and other things around camp.
The next one is a classic literally. Not much I can add to whats been said about Mora.
The third one down was a thrift store find. It says Japan Hand Made High Carbon Steel on the blade. It came with the sheath. It is my eating utensil. I also use it for a pairing blade if we get fancy out camping. Its only used for food. I've seen this knife floating around the web listed as a hunting knife.
The bottom knife is new to me. Its a Helle Viking. I still believe its a real version but the sheath has me wondering. In any case it hones up real nice. The handle is amazing looking in person, its curly birch. I haven't taken it out just yet but it will be my companion around camp sitting by the fire.
The pocket knives are,
Buck Creek, OC Farmer, Opinel. I like to always carry a pocket knife when scouting or camping. The Buck Creek and OC Farmer tend to be my go to. My Opinel is less carried but is a fine knife. The carbon variety is what I have and its simplicity keeps me coming back to it.
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Nice lineup and great picture!
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Here is what I like to take when I camp. I will also take the OC Farmer on scouts and unfortunate I forgot to include my knives I like to take scouting new trails and areas.
The top fixed blade is my prep knife. I enjoy this knife for food prep and other things around camp.
The next one is a classic literally. Not much I can add to whats been said about Mora.
The third one down was a thrift store find. It says Japan Hand Made High Carbon Steel on the blade. It came with the sheath. It is my eating utensil. I also use it for a pairing blade if we get fancy out camping. Its only used for food. I've seen this knife floating around the web listed as a hunting knife.
The bottom knife is new to me. Its a Helle Viking. I still believe its a real version but the sheath has me wondering. In any case it hones up real nice. The handle is amazing looking in person, its curly birch. I haven't taken it out just yet but it will be my companion around camp sitting by the fire.
The pocket knives are,
Buck Creek, OC Farmer, Opinel. I like to always carry a pocket knife when scouting or camping. The Buck Creek and OC Farmer tend to be my go to. My Opinel is less carried but is a fine knife. The carbon variety is what I have and its simplicity keeps me coming back to it.
The Helle Viking sheath looks like the real deal to me :like: Have been looking at that one myself, so feel free to share any thoughts :hatsoff:
Also a link to the Helle website with the Viking
http://www.helle.no/products/knives/viking/
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Nice lineup and great picture!
I appreciate it. :salute:
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:iagree:
Thanks Steve.
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@ RF52 Thank you. The knife is really neat for its historic value. I stropped the edge which became razor sharp very quickly. Push cutting and hair popping sharp. The curly birch handle is gorgeous to me. I don't have a scale but the knife is light ( to me similar to my daughters Mora ) and almost perfectly balanced. From what I've read the complaints seem to revolve around the construction and fit and finish. I have no issue with either.
I love a carbon blade so this laminated blade just makes me more excited to really use it.
As you can see from the pictures the Viking is darn near the same size as the Mora. The Mora has a bit more handle. The Vikings handle is super comfortable in my hand. It has a tear drop shape so it doesnt roll in hand. I read some complained it didn't have a guard. I dont give that complaint any consideration. I life in a dry yet coastal area so I gave my handle a beeswaxing. I also treated the blade to some Frogslube. I follow up down the road as I actually get out and use this blade more and more.
Here it is with some other tools for size comparison.
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@ RF52 Thank you. The knife is really neat for its historic value. I stropped the edge which became razor sharp very quickly. Push cutting and hair popping sharp. The curly birch handle is gorgeous to me. I don't have a scale but the knife is light ( to me similar to my daughters Mora ) and almost perfectly balanced. From what I've read the complaints seem to revolve around the construction and fit and finish. I have no issue with either.
I love a carbon blade so this laminated blade just makes me more excited to really use it.
As you can see from the pictures the Viking is darn near the same size as the Mora. The Mora has a bit more handle. The Vikings handle is super comfortable in my hand. It has a tear drop shape so it doesnt roll in hand. I read some complained it didn't have a guard. I dont give that complaint any consideration. I life in a dry yet coastal area so I gave my handle a beeswaxing. I also treated the blade to some Frogslube. I follow up down the road as I actually get out and use this blade more and more.
Here it is with some other tools for size comparison.
Nice comparison pics Aloha :like:
Someday I need to get me one of those :dd:
I think the color of the birch handle fits the blade perfectly :like:
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(https://i.imgur.com/4BbuU24h.jpg)
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Wonderful duo.
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Nice pic Steve! :like: :tu: :tu:
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Thanks guys ! :cheers:
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Those two would be a good pair to take camping. :like:
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It's great seeing this thread again!
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(https://i.imgur.com/K3fCaTVl.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/TYXRPfxl.jpg)
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The third one down was a thrift store find. It says Japan Hand Made High Carbon Steel on the blade. It came with the sheath.
I know where that knife originated because I have one identical to yours.
It came with a complete set of kitchen knives which were housed in a wood case.The case was mahogany and it was about 2" thick,12" tall and 10" wide.The case opened like a book and it housed a chefs knife,a boning knife,a serrated bread knife,a paring knife,a meat cleaver and a hunting knife.I believe I have this correct,although it's been a very long time ago.
This was in the kitchen of my girl friends,now wife, parents house.When we were married,we had nothing,so my in-laws gave us this kitchen knife set.Over the years most every item got lost or came up missing,except the cleaver and the hunting knife.
I'll root around and find them and take some pictures tomorrow.
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Thanks for the info. I would have liked to see the whole set. Its a nice knife and the sheath was a cool addition.
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That's a beauty ! :tu:
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Thanks Barry, and Steve! The little Boker is kind of a real classic to me. :hatsoff:
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Here are the pictures of what is left of this kitchen knife set.My wife insists there wasn't a serrated bread knife.I will defer to her,as her memory has proved to be better than mine.
The hunting knife has been cleaned and refurbished over the years and the inscription "Hand Made" 'high carbon stainless steel' are missing.
Those inscriptions can be seen on the cleaver,which has only been sharpened over those same years.
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Posted elsewhere but here it is again.
Beautiful Camper! I'll never get tired of seeing it. 8) :like:
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Oldie - Boker 7593(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190415/ce5ff7d4fefc87593f258b7b686bd20f.jpg)
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That's a beautiful pair of knives!
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Oldie - Boker 7593
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A couple of really-nice 'old school' carries RR! Boker Camper is a classic. :like:
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That's a beautiful pair of knives!
Thanks Barry & eTripper!(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20190416/3d3edc6b9dce55196b1449091a06dd5a.jpg)
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Camillus
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Camillus
Very nice Cami :like: :cheers:
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Camillus
That's a nice-one EB, and classic to boot! :like: :cheers:
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I'm the IDIOT who sold his brand new in the original package Camilius BSA Scout Knife Deluxe on eBay for $40 5 years ago. I bought it new at Scout Camp around 2002. If one of you bought it is like to buy it back. :facepalm:
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Long time Camp. I do hope you can get it back some how.
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I'm the IDIOT who sold his brand new in the original package Camilius BSA Scout Knife Deluxe on eBay for $40 5 years ago. I bought it new at Scout Camp around 2002. If one of you bought it is like to buy it back. :facepalm:
:facepalm:
That's horrible. I have a hard time getting over a distinct memory of being in an outdoor retail store in the late 90's with a friend of mine who wanted a knife for whittling. I advised that he get this one. https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/catalog/5138-camillus-new-york-usa-delrin-official-boy-scout-bsa-whittlers-knife-nib
He still has it, in badly rusted condition - he kept it in storage in his parents house for a number of years. When I told him about the potential historical significance of the knife he checked in on it and found that it had rusted inside several concentric layers of plastic storage boxes.
Anyway... I remember looking at the original BSA knife at that time and not being particularly interested.
I ended up acquiring one used many years later.
My personal favorite is a large single blade lockback franken- knife that they built with random parts when they were liquidating their stock. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/camillus-c3-sportsman-lockback-knife-mint-1
I still use that one from time to time. It's excellent.
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I was never in scouts, but I kinda stole this from my grandfather, he had it wrapped up in electrical tape and used it every summer to clean the lawn and to dig up dandelions, so as you can see it needs help, I kinda gave it to the little guy since he joined the scouts but then he backed out, before I even started working on it, so it still sits on my workstation,, but it’s a scout knife,,
JR
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Thats a good looking well used knife. Got to get that one back in action.
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Over two years without a bump to this thread! I love the humpbacked scout patterns; here are some of mine.
Top row, L to R: Jowika, Remington (vintage), Remington (Trailhand)
Bottom row, L to R: Böker 182's.
(https://i.imgur.com/C8ZlOcm.jpg)
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Nice collection Myron ! :tu:
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Thank you, Steve!
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Over two years without a bump to this thread! I love the humpbacked scout patterns; here are some of mine.
Top row, L to R: Jowika, Remington (vintage), Remington (Trailhand)
Bottom row, L to R: Böker 182's.
(https://i.imgur.com/C8ZlOcm.jpg)
Very nice mate. :tu:
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My Bargeon is the closest thing I have to a Scout/Camp knife. It's had a tough life before landing in my custody but it's a well made thing.
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That is a beauty, Gareth! It reminds me of the Nontron Nivette No. 38 I have, with the exact same tool set.
(https://i.imgur.com/E0MFxIs.jpg)
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That is a beauty, Gareth! It reminds me of the Nontron Nivette No. 38 I have, with the exact same tool set.
(https://i.imgur.com/E0MFxIs.jpg)
Nice! Sadly mine didn't come with any chocolate. ;)
Bargeon is an old French cutler as well, so wonder if there is at least some design overlap.
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I have been re-evaluating my EDC and decided that I wanted a camp style knife to carry alongside a folder. I was able to trade into a GEC #35 Camp Knife. It is sweet! Don’t think my 2 layer SAKs will see much pocket time while this is around.
Let’s see your camp/scout knives!
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There's a pretty good scout knife thread already going here,
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,71569.msg1458308.html#msg1458308
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There's a pretty good scout knife thread already going here,
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,71569.msg1458308.html#msg1458308
Oops! Sorry about that! Post there instead for sure. On my way to check it out.
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I can merge this one :tu:
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Camillus WW2 Engineers knife
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I love engineers knives and scout knives. Just a week ago I went back to our former Troop and presented on collecting scout knives and SAKs.
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I can merge this one :tu:
Thanks!!!
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I love engineers knives and scout knives. Just a week ago I went back to our former Troop and presented on collecting scout knives and SAKs.
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Awesome ! :tu:
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Very nice gents. :hatsoff: Love the idea of taking trad Scout pattern knives out for modern Scouts to see.
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What are modern scouts typically carrying if anything?
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The Scout Master had his BSA Tinker that he's carried for years and one of the boys had a Hiker. It was kinda funny -- he showed me his "Tinker" and right away I saw the saw blade hiding down where it does, and I was able to surprise him with the correct identification.
Many of them had stories of knives they had inherited from Grandpa and didn't know anything about. They left inspired to go home and learn more about their knives.
It was really fun, and I would encourage anyone who knows a Scout or a Scout leader to offer something similar. I was also wearing my great-grandfather's BSA whistle (you can just see it around my neck in the picture) and they thought that was very cool too. :)
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That is very neat. I'm sure it was fun for them to go home and look closer at their knives. Maybe even inspired the next generation of enthusiasts.
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What are modern scouts typically carrying if anything?
My daughter's old group are still pretty old school, but very much tend towards Mora knives rather than a pocket knife.
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What are modern scouts typically carrying if anything?
It varies. In my son’s troop, I’ve seen everything from cheap imports to SAKs to various locking folders to fixed blades. Many of the boys don’t routinely carry knives though, as the penalties for being caught with one in school are rather draconian.
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What are modern scouts typically carrying if anything?
Around here (SE PA) it's (most to least common):
1. Standard modern single blade folders.
2. Traditional style (a few of the guys have their dad's, granddad's, etc. that's been passed down, but mostly modern) campers, stockmans, etc.
3. SAKs
Sheath knives occasionally for some of the older boys who are doing "mountain man" trips, and every once in a while someone shows up with some mall ninja crap. Most of the camps/troops around here encourage or mandate non-locking folding for the younger boys so we wind up with mostly slipjoints.
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Sounds about right. My son Eagled a few years ago now, and even then he’d already list interest in traditional scout pattern knives.
On another note, my local pocket knife club got together last night and I took my Case scout collection.
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That's a fantastic collection there Myron. :hatsoff:
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Thanks fellas! It bookends from the 1930’s up to 1973. I think Case discontinued the 6445 in ‘78 or thereabouts, so my group reflects all the tang stamps, but there are some earlier can opener varieties that I don’t have.
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Awesome collection.
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A.G. Russell Premium Scout…
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One of my all-time favorites, Nate! Here are mine:
(https://i.imgur.com/YitUjQc.jpg)
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One of my all-time favorites, Nate! Here are mine:
(https://i.imgur.com/YitUjQc.jpg)
Nice! As I wrote in another thread, I’m really impressed with the F&F on this knife.
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Some nice knives :like:
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The big shield Camillus semaphore scouts. I have a "Camp," a "Scout,", and two "Standard Scouts." If anybody has a good "Stainless Scout" or "Signal Scout" that is surplus to needs, I'd love one of either of those in my collection!
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I don't have either of those Scouts, but that sure is a beautiful line-up! :like:
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Nice collection!
JR
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Hey thanks, guys!
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Those are great Myron.
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Thank you, Aloha!
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Those are pretty sweet Myron ! :like:
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Hey thanks, Steve! There are just a couple more I'm looking for, but these are beautifully made scout-pattern knives from the golden era of Camillus. :)
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I have a few I could show. The one at the top is marked only "Made in USA" (Cody6268 knows who made it; hopefully he'll stop in and jog my memory). At bottom are a Camillus 99 that's likely of 1960s vintage and a Ward's whose vintage and manufacturer I've not been able to pin down.
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Beauties! I think your Ward's dates to the 1930's or thereabouts.
Great collection of Scouties, Farmer X!
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Thanks, Myron! :hatsoff: I'll take a better look at the Wards. It would be very nice if it was 30 years or so older than I initially figured it was.
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Thought I'd give this thread a nudge.
This knife was given to me from my dad when I was around 15. I never asked him where or when he obtained it.
After his passing, I began to search the internet and discovered this was a popular knife for the Boy Scouts back in the 50's, which is when my dad would have been a young teen.
The original sheath was chewed up by one of our dogs at the time, so I made a new leather sheath for it.
I lost my personal Boy scout 4-blade knife, but it's nice having my father's.
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Very nice knife, and a great story too, diamond! Here's one I had modified recently. I wanted a single layer scout pattern knife with main blade and bottle opener. It's not quite "single layer," but I still love the way it turned out. I used a Boker USA 9361 as a donor for the project.
(https://i.imgur.com/sHrCqRI.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/Ni5ofN8.jpg)
(https://i.imgur.com/AphX5FD.jpg)
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That turned out so nice! Well do e! I want to mod knives, but I'll have to wait until time allows.