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Just picked up this Ulster BSA 5-blade. There used to be a great website called scoutknives.net but it is no longer there. Does anyone know where the data went?

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No idea where the data went when that site shut down.
I do not recall how to access it, but there is (or was) a way to pull up the past version of any website, back to its first day and minute.
I know prosecuting and defence attorneys use it for evidence in some civil and criminal cases.

From what I was told concerning my white 4 blade Ulster, the white covers date them to c.1980.
The white covers were only used for 1 or two years. ... At least that is what I was told.

Nice looking "Scout Master".
 
No idea where the data went when that site shut down.
I do not recall how to access it, but there is (or was) a way to pull up the past version of any website, back to its first day and minute.
I know prosecuting and defence attorneys use it for evidence in some civil and criminal cases.

From what I was told concerning my white 4 blade Ulster, the white covers date them to c.1980.
The white covers were only used for 1 or two years. ... At least that is what I was told.

Nice looking "Scout Master".
Thanks for the input. I wish I had saved all that information when I had the chance.
 
Good recap, Mike!! I like mine, and I have a smooth white bone which I also love!!

Here is my favorite utility knife (I wonder why?) !!;)View attachment 1852530View attachment 1852531View attachment 1852532 Mint, in the box!! I wrote on the minty box!! Collector No-No!!!😲
But I don't care!!:cool:
That is amazing. The writing is n the box is awesome. I have a little Utica Kutmaster Featherweight Girl Scout knife that has a little girl's name etched into the bolster by her own little hands. I don't know who she was but it's priceless. I gave it to my wife.
 
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