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Remington
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This is where official Boy Scout knives began. Remington introduced the RS3333 in 1923 as the first knife it made for the Boy Scouts of America, and the early versions carried this acorn shield: the BSA First Class emblem set on an acorn-shaped background. It's one of the most sought-after patterns in scout knife collecting. This original wears warm brown jigged bone handles with nickel silver bolsters and the permanent bail at the end, just as Remington built them in Bridgeport, Connecticut. It carries the full four-tool camp setup every scout needed: a spear point main blade, a screwdriver and cap lifter, a can opener, and a punch. The blades show honest vintage patina from nearly a century of history. A true piece of American scouting and cutlery history, and a cornerstone for any scout knife or Remington collection. Pre-owned, no box. - Maker: Remington (Official BSA) - Pattern: RS3333 camp/scout knife - Shield: BSA acorn shield - Blades/tools: 4 (spear point main blade, screwdriver/cap lifter, can opener, punch) - Main blade: approx. 2 11/16" spear point - Blade steel: carbon steel - Handles: brown jigged bone - Bolsters: nickel silver - Bail: yes - Closed length: approx. 3 3/4" - Lock: slip joint - Made in USA - Original, not a reproduction