1994 Case XX 51225L SS

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1994 Case XX 51225L SS

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Can anyone tell me what type of handle is on this knife? Thank you!
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Stag...the first number being a 5, confirms that, as well.
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Yup.
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Doc B wrote:Stag...the first number being a 5, confirms that, as well.
The front side of the handle does not look like stag, which is why I am asking. Could this be an aftermarket handle?
Also, the Stag side (backside) feels smooth and has a gloss finish.
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I've had stag, that looked like that, very shallow and smooth.
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joesskankshack wrote:Also, the Stag side (backside) feels smooth and has a gloss finish.
Here's some photos of a Queen Stag Muskrat I own. You'll notice the Stag is smooth and also has a glossy finish like yours. Click on the images to get a closer look.

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XX Case XX wrote:
joesskankshack wrote:Also, the Stag side (backside) feels smooth and has a gloss finish.
Here's some photos of a Queen Stag Muskrat I own. You'll notice the Stag is smooth and also has a glossy finish like yours. Click on the images to get a closer look.

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That is very helpful. Thank you very much!
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