Case tested fixed blade.
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Re: Case tested fixed blade.
Looks like it is a 63-5 pattern fixed blade hunting knife. Handles are referred to as jigged Green Bone. 5 inch blade, overall length 9 3/8 inch. Should be from approximately 1920-1940 date range.
In Jim Sargent's book "American Premium Guide to Knives & Razors, 7th Edition" there is a photo of a knife that looks nearly identical to yours on page 371.
In Jim Sargent's book "American Premium Guide to Knives & Razors, 7th Edition" there is a photo of a knife that looks nearly identical to yours on page 371.
Carl B.
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Re: Case tested fixed blade.
Rookie wrote: ↑Fri Jun 14, 2024 8:50 pm Looks like it is a 63-5 pattern fixed blade hunting knife. Handles are referred to as jigged Green Bone. 5 inch blade, overall length 9 3/8 inch. Should be from approximately 1920-1940 date range.
In Jim Sargent's book "American Premium Guide to Knives & Razors, 7th Edition" there is a photo of a knife that looks nearly identical to yours on page 371.
Thanks for the reply, I definitely appreciate it. It’s a super sweet looking knife. I don’t normally go for fixed blades but I love the green bone handles on the old Case knives so I couldn’t pass it up.
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Re: Case tested fixed blade.
It's a great looking knife, and not very common. It's certainly a treasure!
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Re: Case tested fixed blade.
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