These old things
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These old things
Here are some vintage scout type bowies and a lock back folder from the '80's.
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Re: These old things
The Schrade with the red spacers is a very fine knife.
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Re: These old things
I agree.Bill DeShivs wrote: ↑Sun Feb 25, 2024 7:07 am The Schrade with the red spacers is a very fine knife.
I like the overall size of the knife and the easy to hold handle. You can get a no slip, good hold on the knife.
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Re: These old things
Those are all 5" blades. I consider that length very handy in a fixed blade knife.
Re: These old things
I had the one on the far left . .
it came in a leather sheath with a pocket,
bought it at the Boy Scout headquarters in Pittsburgh in the 1960's
( Dad bought it for me, along with a shirt, belt neckerchief and cap, we wore jeans.)
there was a second knife that was a 4 blade with bale.
the handle scales were shell-wrap with a brown black plastic.
I can't remember if it was Imperial. . .or "Camp-King"
Still have the folder 4 blade. . .
two blades, a bird beak can opener, and a leather punch.
Don't know where the fixed blade ended up. .
probably in a desk drawer in the garage.
it came in a leather sheath with a pocket,
bought it at the Boy Scout headquarters in Pittsburgh in the 1960's
( Dad bought it for me, along with a shirt, belt neckerchief and cap, we wore jeans.)
there was a second knife that was a 4 blade with bale.
the handle scales were shell-wrap with a brown black plastic.
I can't remember if it was Imperial. . .or "Camp-King"
Still have the folder 4 blade. . .
two blades, a bird beak can opener, and a leather punch.
Don't know where the fixed blade ended up. .
probably in a desk drawer in the garage.