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Paul M
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need info on this old Case

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I recently acquired this knife on ebay in a box of 38 knives and other items. I have spent many hours trying to identify it. I would greatly appreciate any info you knife experts can provide, regarding age, worth... etc. Thanks, Paul
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looks like a 6202shr. sorry don't know the value.
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Its a pre-1920 era Case work knife, I would guess you could get at least $50-75 out of it. I'd give $35.00 but im cheap.
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WWI US Navy sailor's jack knife. Several companies made these. They are rare in minty condition but fairly common in well used condition.
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Post by Blade Runner »

Hi Paul M and Welcome. Actually your knife is a WWI military issue. It was produced for the U.S. Navy Dept. The order was dated July 5th 1917, and called for 81,667 knives at a cost of $0.3949 each. There were several other makers of this knife other than Case.
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Woops Knifeaholic beat me to it. Lol
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Post by Paul M »

thanks to everyone for the info.
I also sent the pics to Case and Jim in customer relations informed me
that it is indeed a WW 1 Naval issue Pattern 6202 R F LP
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Time to get back to work. Paul
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Paul,
Welcome to AAPK. ::welcome::
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