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Labelled "bandage scissors", but they looked exactly like the ones in the link above. Black plastic handles, offset, serrations, cuts through all kinds of stuff, little shovelnose blunt tip. Even had a stamp on the handles to indicate proper autoclave temp. I ran on a rescue squad in Wildwood...

Thanks for the link! Browsing around, it actually looked a lot like this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/Dacor-Stainless-Steel-Fishing-Diving-Knife-with-Case-NR_W0QQitemZ7233501306QQcategoryZ29577QQssPageNameZWD1VQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Except it had a more traditional bowie style point.

I recently picked up a pair from a CVS pharmacy. Labelled "bandage scissors", they are pretty stout and go through different materials. Instead of the plastic tip, they had that bent, shovel sort of tip. A good choice for a backup pair if you don't care what happens to them.

Hey guys, My dad had a Dacor, I believe, when I was a little kid. It was lost shortly after we moved about 20 years ago and I've always looked around to find another of the same model. It's one of those things you remember from your youth that you wonder where it went, if one like it is...

Thanks for the warm welcomes. :)

Hey! I've never been scuba diving, but have always been fascinated by it. Perhaps someday. I'm not new to forums, so I'm pretty comfortable gettin' around. I'm actually interested in old dive knives, so I figured I'd drop in and say Hey. Thanks! -- Joe