Vintage? Ha ha

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-case-br ... 3a6eca1a30
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::barf:: ::td:: ::facepalm::
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No question that is a joke of a knife. ::dang::
Seller did add this in the item description: "I HAD A EBAYER EMAIL ABOUT THIS KNIFE THINKING ITS A FAKE, KEEP THAT IN MIND BECAUSE I CANT TELL IM NOT AN EXPERT."
I think this is an example of someone just trying to flip an item without having a clue of what he actually has.
At least potential buyers know what's up with that addition.

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Well he took a clear picture of that mess at least! ::puke::
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/case-xx-ten-dot ... 500wt_1179

Another one from the same guy - - - what is it?
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Yeah he has a few gems!
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Any opinion on the XX Tested toothpick he has listed?
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Pardon my ignorance but like I said before I don't know a ton about case. Are those fakes? And if so how can you tell? Just wondering so I don't ever get cheated.
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Trip wrote:Pardon my ignorance but like I said before I don't know a ton about case. Are those fakes? And if so how can you tell? Just wondering so I don't ever get cheated.
Knowledge is power. If you want to collect Case knives, I recommend Steve Pfeifer's book. He is a member here and knows his stuff about Case knives.

I also recommend handling every Case knife you can get your hands on. Whether you buy it or not, look at it and get the feel of it.
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::barf:: ::barf:: ::barf::
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Always looking for vintage knives with Virginia, Maryland, or Washington D.C. tang stamps. Any condition.
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