BSA® Centennial knife

Key Features:

• 2nd year knife of a 5 year program
• BSA® Offically Licensed Product
• Original RS4233 scout pattern created in 1924 >
• Made with tooling from the original Remington Bridgeport, Conn. factory
• Undergoes over 115 hand operations
• Includes a 4"x6" reproduction of Norman Rockwell's painting "I Will Do My Best," circa 1945
• Made in the USA

January 05, 2009

Madison, N.C. – Remington is proud to introduce a new collector series of nostalgic Boy Scouts of America® Pocketknives for 2009, the first of many BSA® patterns to come. Officially licensed, this 2009 authentic reproduction series will be based on the original RS3333 scout pattern, created in 1924, and will utilize tooling from the actual Remington factory in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

This uniquely-crafted pocketknife will undergo over 115 hand operations and true to its roots, this 2009 authentic reproduction series ships in hinged cardboard box design much as the knives produced from 1923 to 1940. To add to the authenticity, each knife includes a poster containing original advertising pieces and articles.

This officially licensed Boy Scouts of America® Collectible Pocketknife series will feature 440 High Carbon stainless steel blades including a combined bottle opener/flathead screwdriver; can opener; leather punch; and large spey blade with the BSA vintage logo etched on one side of the blade. The handle is jigged bone with the BSA® acorn shield inlayed