They never were handed out (AFAIK), to Scouts, we were encouraged to buy our own as a commitment to the Scouting movement.Nice knife, sadly I cant see them handed out to scouts these days
The scout leader would be half inclined to stick that and wear it like a tail for prancing around the fire.The way that the world is going, a scout is more likely to be given one of these in order to avoid offending someone…
Whilst singing Cum by Yah of courseThe scout leader would be half inclined to stick that and wear it like a tail for prancing around the fire.
ha haWhilst singing Cum by Yah of course
Hmmm - as I recall those were standard issue in the Diddyland troop (younger readers - ask your grandparents).The way that the world is going, a scout is more likely to be given one of these in order to avoid offending someone……
Mine all have Mora knives, which they use with great enthusiasm.The way that the world is going, a scout is more likely to be given one of these in order to avoid offending someone……
Spot the man with rich parents ! The rest of us had to have the stacked leather handle versions. The 'Stag' handles (actually jigged bone in most cases) were always a little more expensive than the leather handles ... and never seemed to be as comfortable to use.
Coincidentally I’ve been looking at knives very similar to this recently, as I’m after a knife with a marlin spike