This is a small Case knife that my wife gave me about 20 years ago. Can anyone give me any information about the knife? What was this pattern called? The smudge on the "Case" inlay on the scale was caused by too many years in a leather knife roll. I was able to wipe the smudges off the bolsters but haven't been able to get it off the inlay. Any ideas for getting it off will be appreciated. What type of bone scales are on the knife.
Thanks for any information.
Randy
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your knife is a 6261. books list it as greenbone. very nice little case. they did'nt make many patterns with tip bolsters. that tang mark is from c1905-1920
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