
The Boy Scouts of America Scrapbook from K&Company is a sturdy, fabric-covered album that would be a welcome part of any Scout or proud parent's collection. The 3.75" die-cut highlight window on the front cover is accented nicely by a metal emblem.
The Scrapbook comes with 10 top-loading 12x12 inserts that would work equally well for displaying photos or scrapbooking materials. The scrapbook seems capable of holding twice the number of acid-free pages that come with it, and I almost wish it did come with more. Extra inserts can be purchased from the K&Company website.
Overall, this fabric scrapbook in the colors of the Boy Scout Uniform is well-made and designed with the Scouting® lifestyle in mind.
P.S. Facebook user Christi M. offered this great advice for caring for your scrapbook "a hint: cover the metal emblem with paint tape and use fabric protector spray to keep it clean. :)"
Thanks for the tip
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The minted die-struck coin casing is durably designed, with a high-quality finish. The coin knife has a solid weight to it without being bulky, and the tools pull out easily without sticking or being too loosely hinged.
The coin knife comes equipped with a small scissor, a file, and matching thumbnail-size knife blade.
The blade is not sharp and would be better utilized as a piercing or extraction tool than an actual cutting blade.
Though less than half an inch in length, the scissors managed to easily cut through a thick envelope on the first try.
The two-sided file is the same shape as the knife blade, but twice as thick, to provide the needed rigidity for filing.
The best thing about this tool is it's sleek construction, reminiscent of the hidden-compartment spy coins of the WWII era.
If you're looking to purchase a practical, everyday pocket knife for camping and survival situations, you'd probably want something more like this. However, if you want a novel gift that fits comfortably in any pocket and provides a handy tool in a pinch, this Eagle Scout coin knife is for you.


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