23087 Tested LP

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23087 Tested LP

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This knife has me worried

At a glance it looks like a sweet little stockman.

But the shield looks very FLAT S which we find often on the USA and dotted era

I don't find it likely to see this on a tested knife

The knife itself appears to be made of case parts, just things don't add up

The finer details I guess
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The shield routing is not perfect either, not unheard of.. Shield replacement?

Just curious to what you guys think
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Does not look like a shield that would be on a tested knife. Could be a replaced blade in a newer frame as well. I would think a replaced blade would be more likely than a replaced shield.
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XX shields are not unheard on late tested XX knives. I think the knife is OK, but it probably has been "cleaned".
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Doesn't look like a XX era shield to me. Based on what appears to be a flat top and bottom on the "S" I think it's a USA or dotted era shield. But I don't think the swedged master blade is a USA or dotted era 087 master. If I had to guess based on the pictures shown, I'd say a Tested era master in a USA or later frame. ::shrug::

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Definitely a cobbled knife. The Tested blade looks authentic, definitely a USA to early 70's frame. I also have never seen any Case 87 pattern with a long pull blade. I do not know what pattern that blade came from.
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knifeaholic wrote:Definitely a cobbled knife. The Tested blade looks authentic, definitely a USA to early 70's frame. I also have never seen any Case 87 pattern with a long pull blade. I do not know what pattern that blade came from.

Maybe out of 67 swell center pen knife?
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:D
XxTestedxX wrote:

Maybe out of 67 swell center pen knife?
Maybe. ::hmm::

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Yes, looks like a blade from an 06267.
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