Need Assistance ID'ing Case XX Gent's Knife Circa 1920-1940

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Need Assistance ID'ing Case XX Gent's Knife Circa 1920-1940

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I was given 4 Gent's knives and one is a CASE XX but I cannot find it in any of my books. Any Ideas what model it may be?
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Re: Need Assistance ID'ing Case XX Gent's Knife Circa 1920-1940

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I can't tell you anything about it, but it's a lot like the Wards knife in my hands.

My Wards has cracked ice scales, a Pen main and a nail maintenance blade. Has a bail too.

Nice little knife eh?
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Re: Need Assistance ID'ing Case XX Gent's Knife Circa 1920-1940

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Dave, May make sense then that someone may have put an old blade in a Ward's knife. I couldn't find this in the 6th Ed. Jim Sargent book. The Nail Maintenance blade is super tight and snaps like a Trapper. But the other Pen Blade is pretty weak. I do see a three Blade on Page 216 that looks similar. But all in all I think the four of them will look good in a frame! Seems like these little knives were pretty popular back in their day! Thanks for the response.
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Re: Need Assistance ID'ing Case XX Gent's Knife Circa 1920-1940

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i have same knife but is case tested.........genuine MOP.....has no pattern # but is pictured in c. houston guide from the smokey mt. museum..........hope this helps ::shrug::
8) later i will grab book and page number it is listed,and post here......!!!! 8)
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Re: Need Assistance ID'ing Case XX Gent's Knife Circa 1920-1940

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i believe this knife is all original...referred to as a lobster knife im not sure of the pattern number....yours has a rare stamp that was used in the tested era.between 1920 and 1940...nice little knife..i like it.. ::tu::here is a pic of one( not mine) with a regular tested stamp..
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