Camillus Boy Scout Knives
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Yes, an Imperial in really nice condition. Looks about mint.
Not sure Camillus ever made this B.S.A. model.
Not sure Camillus ever made this B.S.A. model.
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Got it. Thanks.
Made the white, brown, and black ones too?
Made the white, brown, and black ones too?
If you are referring to the same style cover as the red ones, no. We only made the 1045R to my knowledge.
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How interesting. Now I will have to look for differences.
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OK. We are up to red and brown.
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Thank you, Codger.
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You're welcome. Just another reminder for us all that even the best published research, accurate though it may be to the best of the author's knowledge at that time, is still evolving. I miss Tom. Thank goodness for the few former employees who do still check in from time to time. And Vit for sharing with us what Tom shared with him too.
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I recently inherited a knife collection that includes the BSA #1002. Has Boy Scout Oath on the back. It has the original paperwork in the box and I believe the number 6-81 may be the date of the pamphlet that tells about the knife, and others. This is No.1996 Scout Knife; No.1885 with blade, punch, and screwdriver is Cub Scout Knife, etc. So my guess is early 80's.
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B.S.A. No. 1002 "Tomorrow's Leaders" 1997
