Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
What is the closed length?
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
Exactly 4". In future pictures I will include a ruler next to it.thx
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
Most likely a 6299 at 4 1/8 closed 1940-64.
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
DD,
Congratulations, that one is a real prize!
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
Nice one is right!
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
Nice knife.
Measuring the knife's closed length end-to-end is best. Caliper is best if you have access to one. Laying a ruler next to the knife is near worthless as it is hard to judge whether the length is distorted by the photo angle.
Ken
Measuring the knife's closed length end-to-end is best. Caliper is best if you have access to one. Laying a ruler next to the knife is near worthless as it is hard to judge whether the length is distorted by the photo angle.
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
99% sure it's a 99 pattern.
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Re: Case XX greenbone ID? No markings on blades.
Ditto, very nice knife. I have a bunch of 99 1/2"s (clip blade) but no 99's (spear), so if you need someone to take it off your hands, I'm your guy! I'm not sure what you mean by "no markings on the blades", I can see the "CASE XX" tang stamp clearly in your pictures.
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