Show Us Your Camp Knives, Utility Knives, Scout Knives

[smiling-knife]

Here's one more.

 

[Rhino-0]

Haven't really focused on the Victonix line until I got this display case from a scout shop when they dropped the entire product line in 2008. Mainly the classic folders were what I was going for.

 

[DaveT63]

I have this Schrade made Craftsman

And this old Ulster and Remington

 

[Robert.B]

Old imperial scout knife, I just bought it on the bay actually because the only pic above showed a ton of character!!! I'll oil this one, touch the edge up and occasionally carry it. Wont know any more about it till it arrives but the price I got it for I think it'll be a nice addition.

 

[Phil in Alabama]

Here's a few more! The Ulster Scout I hadn't put up a picture of, a new Case Scout Junior in amber bone, and an Ulster US WWII 10th Mountain Division Utility brown bone:

 

[kamagong]

I've shown this knife before, but I guess it also belongs in this thread.

Camillus Engineer's knife

- Christian

 

[trey999]

I always like seeing that knife, Christian.

 

[kamagong]

Thanks Trey. It's a good one. I looked a long time for a scout knife that I liked, so when I saw this one I immediately pounced on it.

- Christian

 

[hughewil]

Wenger Evo S10

 

[dannyp]

 

[Robert.B]

Anyone want to take a punt at the age of my older Imperial? and what scale material? it looks like jigged black bone under the loupe but could be just a pocket worn synthetic of some sort...says IMPERIAL, and then I think PROVIDENCE, NY...not 100% on the second though as the tang stamp is quite corroded.

 

[Peter Parker]

 

[556hunter]

Thought I'd try and get this thread going again hope that's ok

 

[RexRazorX]

Thought I'd try and get this thread going again hope that's ok

I can dig it! Here's my newly aquired Ulster - this is a very nice knife - real quality build. Blade and tools are all in good shape. I gotta say this is one of the toughest knives I own.
I'm just getting into the old scout knives. How's the build on that KaBar?

I also picked up an Imperial Kamp King - I had something similar to this when I was a kid. The Imperial is kinda cheap. It's put together OK. But materials and construction are definitely lower than the Ulster.
-Rex
Ulster scout by tens339, on Flickr

 

[Double Ott]

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[556hunter]

The KABAR's construction is top notch in my opinion. I own ulster, imperial, camillus and SAK's and the KABAR is up there with the best. I really like it!

Is that ulster of yours stainless or carbon?

Ryan

 

[RexRazorX]

Is that ulster of yours stainless or carbon?
Ryan

Thanks for the shout back. This one is stainless. I have an older one inbound - an Ulster with bone scales and carbon steel - I can't wait to see how it turns out.

DoubleOtt - those are some cool artifacts.

I didn't really like scout/camper style knives when I was a kid. I've come to realize I'd never handled one from a good maker back then.

-Rex

Ulster scout by tens339, on Flickr

 

[major_works]

Here is my recently acquired Ulster Knife Co. BSA knife. It's around 90 years old, give or take a few.

 

[AreBeeBee]

OK, more to come in a week or so — got several camper-pattern knives — but here's two scout knives and non-scout Wenger.

Imperial:

and Ulster:

Wenger Highlander, with scales swapped from an Evo 18:

 

[RexRazorX]

^^^ thanks AreBeeBee - your photos and links in the other thread got me started looking at scouts/campers. What's your favorite brand(s) in the older type patterns? I'm really impressed with Ulster.
-Rex