Vintage ULSTER KNIFE Co. Bone Scout/Utility pocket knife
on October 2nd, 2011 at 7:35 amFeast your eyes on this handsome piece of vintageryness (yeah, I know that's knot a word……..but it is now! 🙂 )
The reason I have this listed as a Scout slash Utility knife is because it's just like a scout knife. Especially if you look in Blade's Guide to Knives and Their Values, 7th Edition, pg. 270 you'll see this exact knife…….just with a different sheild and printing on the main blade. Soooooooo, that's how I deduct that this is a Scout/Utility knife.
Ulster Knife Co. was in business from 1876 to 1941 according to this tang stamp. It has a knice long pull on the main blade and razor sharp can opener which dates it's epicness.
Made by Dwight Divine & Sons in Ellenville, NY USA!
And what a better way to sahlute the stell than with a fine hand-rolled cigar!!
Cigar Steel Sahlute!!
Scott
The History of the Colonial Knife Company, by Robert Paolantonio