Case Muskrat with Unusual Shield

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Case Muskrat with Unusual Shield

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Guys,
I am attaching photos of a 2007 Muskrat I got in the recent purchase. This is a knife that has never been carried, used, etc. and it has a round shield with the image of an anchor and XX. In our research area and under shields, I can't find anything like it. I will add that it came in a real Case box but sort of a generic Case box in that there was no label on the box.
Has any one run across this shield before and can you tell me about it?

Ray
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I guess the nautical shield was done to match the teak handles since that wood is ubiquitous on boats for decking and trim. ::shrug::

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ea42 wrote: Thu Jul 21, 2022 10:10 pm I guess the nautical shield was done to match the teak handles since that wood is ubiquitous on boats for decking and trim. ::shrug::

Eric
Truth is, I didn't know it was teak. I was aware that teak was used in boats and since this is stainless, I guess it would work out.

I sure appreciate your input guys.

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They replaced the deck on I think it was the USS Texas and you could obtain teak from the original deck(could be wrong on which ship). I wonder if it was a commemorative knife from something like that?
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