A Muddy Find

[cmaracing]

Hi All

Got a chance to hunt an old home and found a muddy knife that I spent the rest of the night cleaning and oiling, from what I can tell its a 1960 ULSTER Knife, any info on the date would be appreciated.

 

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[cmaracing]

One more thing, I have no idea its about 2 or 3 inches overall works almost like a vice, let me know what you all think.

 

[Molewacker]

I think the emblem is Boy Scouts - perhaps a google on 60's BSA pocket knifes would help.

 

[cmaracing]

I think the emblem is Boy Scouts - perhaps a google on 60's BSA pocket knifes would help.

I agree its a Boy Scouts 50's or 60's, but most have a tree bark simulated grain, this one has like serrated lines.

 

[46Wheat]

Nice knife . All of the ones I ever dug look horrible compared to that

 

[cmaracing]

A bit of rust but some wb40, it was inside a house the floor was rotted away so had a chance to detect the ground inside, I don't know if that helped but it was in-cased in mud

 

[I-DIG-IT]

Nice digs. The knife looks like a fresh drop I wish my knifes would come out looking like that. Good job on the cleaning.

 

[CoinandRelicMan]

They must have had it oiled up a bit when it got lost ~~~~ "Whoops slippery ! " Wheres my knife at now arrrgh !! Hope to find one that nice hmm well I did get a small penknife once, not sure where it ended up tho.

 

[DBANDGB]

I still have my boy scout knife which looks just like yours, but does have the tree bark finish.

 

[trdking]

Boys scout knife I agree 60's

Item number two works in reverse of a vise. It is bolted to a vertical Milling table and Is used to both Level and brace an item e.g. Engine head or exhaust manifold so it can be surfaced.

I am sure it has other applications in machining but that is what you have there

 

[cmaracing]

Thank You

Boys scout knife I agree 60's

Item number two works in reverse of a vise. It is bolted to a vertical Milling table and Is used to both Level and brace an item e.g. Engine head or exhaust manifold so it can be surfaced.

I am sure it has other applications in machining but that is what you have there

Hi All.
I had no idea, it was so small, I did not see the purpose of such a small vise lol.