Hey guys, A little help here,please. I just bought a batch of knives and this Case Tested stockman was in the mix. I think it is counterfeit. Give me your opinions, please.
Serpentine red bone marked Case Tested XX on the clip. No pattern number and no marking on sheepfoot and awl blades. Is the awl right for a stockman or would this be a cattleman?
No Case shield. scale pins on mark side have been peened. Pins on other side look like factory spin job. All blades are full with great snap both ways. I apologize for the crummy pictures but I hope they are sufficient.
Case Tested XX Counterfeit?
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robinetn
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Re: Case Tested XX Counterfeit?
I don't know what is going on with the handle pins on the mark side , but in my opinion , the knife is correct otherwise . I know that some may disagree with me , but I would consider the handles as greenbone .
Bob R.
PS : It would be considered as a stockman (630047PU if it is 4" long) because of the spey blade .
Bob R.
PS : It would be considered as a stockman (630047PU if it is 4" long) because of the spey blade .
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knifeaholic
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Re: Case Tested XX Counterfeit?
I agree with Bob. Nice knife and hard to find with the punch blade.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.