Two new to me scout knives

[D.B Cooper]

I was at an antique/flea market this past weekend, and I came upon these two specimens.

One is a Camillus Cub Scout knife, it's in decent condition, some putting on the blades, and one of the scales is lifting a bit. I oiled and cleaned it up, and put a good sharp edge on it, and it's good to go.

The other, needs more TLC. The tang stamp looks like this-

I haven't really cleaned it up yet. Any info on its manufacture, or any interesting stories about either are more than welcome.
I'll probably clean them both up, and use them as I would any other. I'm developing a real affinity for "scout" type patterns.

 

[Phi Sig]

The one marked The Ideal looks like the Imperial Kamp Kings I used to carry when I was a kid. I think I also had one made by Colonial that was similar.

 

[screened porch]

Ideal made or makes knives with blades stamped to look saber- ground on one side but flat on the other. Especially pictorial souvenir knives. Mackinac Bridge, or Lash LaRue and Little Beaver.
I haven't seen one like yours, which, as Phi Sig said, is reminiscent of the Imperial Kamp Kings and the Colonial version (Forest Master?)
Nice finds.

 

[D.B Cooper]

Thanks scrteened porch. The guy selling them had some other old knives, but they were in various states of broken. I'm happy with these two.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Those Cub Scout knives were the perfect size and had a good blade selection. No can opener which, IMO is not needed.