1980s case
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old timer90
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1980s case
I found a case single blade made in the 80s it a med size knives with a leather case
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Re: 1980s case
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Re: 1980s case
yes post a pic we would love to see it
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Re: 1980s case
Hello and
old timer!
That sounds like a great knife you have there
If you are unable to post pictures maybe you can describe the knife a little better.
For instance, Is your knife a fixed blade or folder?
What are the markings on the tang stamp?
What pattern is the knife?
Marty
That sounds like a great knife you have there
If you are unable to post pictures maybe you can describe the knife a little better.
For instance, Is your knife a fixed blade or folder?
What are the markings on the tang stamp?
What pattern is the knife?
Marty
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old timer90
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Re: 1980s case
It a folding hunter with Case xx with the lighting bolts on it single blade the number on the tang Is p1051 1/2 and it has ssp on it
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trail
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Re: 1980s case
Cribbed directly from Steve Pfeiffer's book, "Collecting Case Knives" -
"P1051 1/2 L SSP; with glazed finish stainless steel clip blade and smooth brown Pakkawood handles."
The 51 pattern is known as a Sharks Tooth and was introduced in 1975. The P1051 1/2 L SSP version was introduced in in 1981.
If you want to learn about these standard Case patterns, Steve's book is a great place to start.
"P1051 1/2 L SSP; with glazed finish stainless steel clip blade and smooth brown Pakkawood handles."
The 51 pattern is known as a Sharks Tooth and was introduced in 1975. The P1051 1/2 L SSP version was introduced in in 1981.
If you want to learn about these standard Case patterns, Steve's book is a great place to start.
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old timer90
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Re: 1980s case
That's it. i looked the sharks tooth in jim sargents book and it looks just like it. Does anybody think it worth 56$ it does look brand new
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trail
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Re: 1980s case
Looking at the book a little more closely, I have mis-stated. The Shark Tooth was a P197 L SSP, introduced in 1975. The 051 pattern was introduced in 1976. The 97 had a closed length of 5 inches and the 051 had a closed length of 3 3/4 inches. Both were single blade lockbacks. The price listed in Steve's book for the P1051 1/2 L SSP is $35 for any year. You might try researching recent EBay sales to get an idea as to the current going price.
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Re: 1980s case
Thanks for reading my book, but you get an "F" for today. Please review the material again. The 051 pattern has nothing to do with the "Shark Tooth".trail wrote:Cribbed directly from Steve Pfeiffer's book, "Collecting Case Knives" -
"P1051 1/2 L SSP; with glazed finish stainless steel clip blade and smooth brown Pakkawood handles."
The 51 pattern is known as a Sharks Tooth and was introduced in 1975. The P1051 1/2 L SSP version was introduced in in 1981.
If you want to learn about these standard Case patterns, Steve's book is a great place to start.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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trail
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Re: 1980s case
Yes. Steve, please see my correction posted shortly before you posted your comment. 