All About Pocket Knives

doglegg wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 1:00 am

Papa Bones wrote: ↑Tue May 25, 2021 11:44 pm
Good looking Ulster. Like the handles!

Actually love the handles.

Thanks y'all...
The covers are what drew me to it....
The mark side has a crack thru the rocker pin but I am going to try to clean it and put some zap-a-gap in in the crack.

Can any one tell me who made this JUNIOR SCOUT knife for JACK KNIFE BEN ? Pretty wicked blade set up.

Thanks, I like that Ulster!

JKB : I have a Robeson with the same blade setup. Only knife I've seen with that screwdriver. it has black molded composite scales but the blades are the same as yours. J.O'.

JKB, someone will recognize that can opener/cap lifter blade. I’ve seen similar ones on Cattaraugus and also on English military issue knives but not exactly the same.

Nice knife!

Ken

Made by Schrade cutlery company .

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Wed May 26, 2021 12:08 pm Can any one tell me who made this JUNIOR SCOUT knife for JACK KNIFE BEN ? Pretty wicked blade set up.

Lucky dog just put a Schrade automobile knife on here with a blade just about like mine but it has a square hole with it.

Jacknifeben wrote: ↑Thu May 27, 2021 1:55 am Lucky dog just put a Schrade automobile knife on here with a blade just about like mine but it has a square hole with it.

Prest-O-Lite wrench (key). viewtopic.php?f=35&t=50466

Ken

The bone handled two blade EZ Opener a couple of pages back was made by Robeson, but the U.S.A. on the tang stands for United States Army and dates from WWII.

Charlie Noyes

Thanks Rme, I originally thought Girl Scout from this sold knife, not mine. And the info I saw on vintagegirlscout.com here's screen shots I don't know how to add links yet.

Just got this IMPERIAL, Prov.,R.I., USA scoutie about an hour ago in Parsonsburg, MD. Iron, multi-layered liners. Aside from some fading of the red Delrin, and tarnish on the bale, it appears to have never been used. Absolutely untouched factory edges on the main and punch. Etch is perfect, (can't do it justice in the reflective photo). Anybody know the years of the red Delrin scales? Happy Day!
Thanks, J.O'.

You don`t see this one very often.

I have an old Baldwin ebony barehead somewhere. Have to dig it out. J.O'.

You are right Scoutknife. Is that in any books?

Here are my latest scout knives, some from the bay. The short line Camillus I got at a gun show, been wanting a Camp Glo for awhile. I Made my first purchase from the AAPK store, a Buster Brown shoes scout. Thanks Lee!
Does anyone know anything about the Solid Steel tang stamped one? I'm guessing German 30's 40's??

Revolver, that is a very nice collection of Scouts. I like the fact the condition of the knives is looking very good.

Nice scout knives. Lee has some really nice knives. I've purchased from him beore but only on ebay.

Thanks guys. It's getting hard to find good condition scouts without paying a arm and a leg!
Yes Lee has some great knives and was amazing to do business with.

LOL, this is an expensive hobby we're involved in.... I've been collecting newer scout knives lately. I bought a few from Tom Cosgrove. I think he closed his online store and was selling on AAPK after that. Not sure where he went as his store is empty.

I'll post some of my scout knives in the near future. I have to remember how to post pictures again.

Picked this imitation stag up. Little patina but looks unsharpened. Full blue left on the punch.

Very nice Keith

Thanks Mike, do you see many of these?

espn77 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 15, 2021 8:44 pm Picked this imitation stag up. Little patina but looks unsharpened. Full blue left on the punch.

Nice catch!!

I’ve seen plenty but to find one with the blade still
etched is rare .
Although the composite handles on these are pretty stable they must be kinda gassy because I’ve never seen a mint example , dark and rusty blades are the common , but then again I bet Jim has one lol .

Mike

espn77 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 15, 2021 9:30 pm Thanks Mike, do you see many of these?

ScoutKnives wrote: ↑Tue Jun 15, 2021 11:56 pm I’ve seen plenty but to find one with the blade still
etched is rare .
Although the composite handles on these are pretty stable they must be kinda gassy because I’ve never seen a mint example , dark and rusty blades are the common , but then again I bet Jim has one lol .

Mike

espn77 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 15, 2021 9:30 pm Thanks Mike, do you see many of these?

Lol. I'm sure