CASE 3/4 Patterns
CASE 3/4 Patterns
As far as CASE patterns with the 3/4 designation...
I was only able to find a few knives in my books and I think all were in the WR Case & Sons era. 09, 31 and 35 patterms.
was this blade type used in later era like tested and XX?
Thanks, Jerry
I was only able to find a few knives in my books and I think all were in the WR Case & Sons era. 09, 31 and 35 patterms.
was this blade type used in later era like tested and XX?
Thanks, Jerry
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
I don't recall ever seeing one outside a W.R. stamping.
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
Which patterns did you see? I do not know what the 3/4 designates.zp4ja wrote:As far as CASE patterns with the 3/4 designation...
I was only able to find a few knives in my books and I think all were in the WR Case & Sons era. 09, 31 and 35 patterms.
was this blade type used in later era like tested and XX?
Thanks, Jerry
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
Steve,
Should have been more clear with my question.
Same blade has flat and saber side as I understand it. As in the WR Case & Sons 61009-3/4 for example. Just wondering if there other patterns and eras they can be found in.
Thanks, Jerry
Thanks for the input TheFarside!
Should have been more clear with my question.
Same blade has flat and saber side as I understand it. As in the WR Case & Sons 61009-3/4 for example. Just wondering if there other patterns and eras they can be found in.
Thanks, Jerry
Thanks for the input TheFarside!
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
I just bought this one off ebay, 1st one I've seen, curious to know more.
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Nice old knife.
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
I got the 6231 3/4 pictured above in the mail today. The tang stamp is W.R. Case & SON, Bradford, Pa. I suppose according to Goins that stamp was only used around 1905. Were the one's mentioned earlier W.R. Case & Sons or could they be W. R. Case & SON also. I found a 6231 3/4 pictured in Sargent's 5th edition. It says it is W. R. Case & Sons. Curious as to how many years they were actually produced??? I really like the knife and the history. Any help appreciated.
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
Olderdogs,
Nice score! My boy, Tyler, had me bidding on that one..
Nice score! My boy, Tyler, had me bidding on that one..
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Re: CASE 3/4 Patterns
Thanks, the kid has good taste.
Tom
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