Show Us Your Camp Knives, Utility Knives, Scout Knives

[Will Power]

This a Sheffield version of a camp knife.

Very impressive:thumbup: That one's got all the bells&whistles on board

Any idea of the age? (Wish I improved with age)

 

[Ballenxj]

I might have posted this elsewhere on the forums, but I think it fits well here too.
How about an Ulster Boy Scout Knife?
-Bruce

 

[Campbellclanman]

Thank you jackknife...fantastic :thumbup:
300...wow!...that is such a cool story....I could only imagine tyhe thrill of seeing your knife still there!!....what an awesome tale-thank you :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Eyegor]

A Vic Hunter in it's natural environment. Very Nice.

 

[Steve_Holt]

Wow- some great knives shown here!

These are all of mine, except a Camiilus "demo" knife which now resides with one of my sons.

Colonial (with Knife and spoon), Wenger, Camillus Cub Scout, Victorinox Farmer, and unknown brand souvenir knife

Of those, this is my favorite. Camillus Cub Scout knife. Probably the first real knife I owned. Got it in 3rd grade- approx. 1970.

 

[Peter Parker]

My nephew has my old Camillus Cub Scout knife, and he doesn't know it but he'll soon get a fantastic SL trapper to go with it! That little Camillus Cub Scout knife was always one of my favorites!

 

[xbxb]

No can opener nor cap lifter, but here's one I consider very handy while in the woods:

PS. One can quite easily open a can and pop a bottle cap with just a blade - just sayin

I'm dieing for that knife. not much longer

 

[T. Erdelyi]

I have a few:

Late 80s Case Utility Knife 640045R

German Glazer's knife

An unusual find, Camper with built in fire steel

My daughter's collection

Imperial Camp knife with chainand original compass/magnifyin' glass

BSA Radio knife?

I think I have a few more somewhere I'll have to dig 'em out and take some more pics.

 

[J. Oeser]

Alright, you all pushed me over the edge and inspired me to grab one. I just love the bone on this Ulster Dwight Devine.

 

[Rick]

This Remington in Junior size is a very cool knife indeed. I can only imagine the look of happiness on the face of the scout that received this knife when new.

I agree, Ken. The Junior is my favorite Scout knife. Its compact size and light weight made it a great pattern for a Girl Scout, too.

Here's an early Remington R-4373 with a two-piece can opener that still has most of its master blade etch and punch bluing. This little gal still walks and talks like new.

 

[Robert.B]

Alright, you all pushed me over the edge and inspired me to grab one. I just love the bone on this Ulster Dwight Devine.

Looks like its been cleaned up extensively judging by the depth of pitting...that said, where on earth do people find knives like these? that bone is stunning!!! great find.

 

[TLARbb]

The closest thing I've got is the SAK Spartan given to me by Jani (thejamppa). This is the only photo I have of it:

It has all of the usual tools. Maybe I can get a better photo of it in here tomorrow. - Ed

 

[J. Oeser]

Looks like its been cleaned up extensively judging by the depth of pitting...that said, where on earth do people find knives like these? that bone is stunning!!! great find.

Thanks for the compliments. Yes, I think you are right about the cleaning. It looks as if it were left in some water because the pitting is just in certain places on the tops of the blades. You can still make out the etching on the blade but it has been all buffed to a high shine. The bone is what sold it for me though. :thumbup:

 

[Rhino-0]

I have an almost complete collection of official camp knives. Just missing a couple of the 1927-1928 remington.
Anybody know wehere I can get an Ulster sea-scout?.

 

[Railsplitter]

Wow Rhino-O!! What a spread! Very nice collection and welcome to the forums.

 

[Ballenxj]

Wow Rhino-O!! What a spread! Very nice collection and welcome to the forums.

Plus one on both thoughts.
-Bruce

 

[dfwcowboy]

Nice! It looks like you are missing one of the Victorinox Swiss Army knives. Its the BSA Alox Pioneer.

I have an almost complete collection of official camp knives. Just missing a couple of the 1927-1928 remington.

 

[jacksterp]

Rhino - OMG! Holly molly - that's an incredible collection. Probably better than the Boy Scouts themselves!

 

[thawk]

Pre 1946 utility knife. It's in the Schrade thread too.

 

[Tentmaker]