Knife identification
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jsdishman42
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Knife identification
If possible can anyone help me with as much information about this knife as they can provide?? Also if they could find a URL with a complete description of the exact knife that would be spectacular
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Re: Knife identification
jsdishman42 wrote:If possible can anyone help me with as much information about this knife as they can provide?? Also if they could find a URL with a complete description of the exact knife that would be spectacular
2000 Abolone handled trapper?
Doug
The words vintage and antique are vague. Actually most words are vague. Even the word vague is vague.
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The words vintage and antique are vague. Actually most words are vague. Even the word vague is vague.
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Re: Knife identification
Take it back. Not abolone. but a trapper fer sure. Nice looking knife tho.
Doug
The words vintage and antique are vague. Actually most words are vague. Even the word vague is vague.
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The words vintage and antique are vague. Actually most words are vague. Even the word vague is vague.
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Re: Knife identification
Pic is a little fuzzy, but the 6249 is a Case "Copperhead pattern" dated year is 2000. If it was a Trapper it would be a 6254. Interesting color on the handles
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Re: Knife identification
The W indicates the wharncliffe which is usually the main blade. Second blade is typically a pen. Lookes like smooth bone. Possibly appaloosa?
A couple of examples:
Edit: Added picture. Sorry about the cell phone pic.
A couple of examples:
Edit: Added picture. Sorry about the cell phone pic.
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Re: Knife identification
With Peacock Appaloosa Bone handles.terdl76 wrote:2000 smooth bone copperhead wharncliffe.
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Re: Knife identification
Elvis wrote:With Peacock Appaloosa Bone handles.terdl76 wrote:2000 smooth bone copperhead wharncliffe.
Thank you Bob. I've been racking my brain trying to remember what those handles were called.
Phil
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jsdishman42
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Re: Knife identification
Thank you gentleman I am 23 years old andnew to collecting I only have around 30 case knives currently but I have acquired them in only the last 18 months. You expertise were much appreciated on the identification of this knife I spent two hours looking for even a picture of any knife with the same handle and your info led me straight to the exact knife I knew it was a 2000 and I knew it was a copperhead but the handle material completely threw me off so once again thank you gentlemen.
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Re: Knife identification
I was also curious about the price of another knife that I have and hoped u could help me with it as well I have yet to buy a good price guide so my appraisals are way off but this far that has seemed beneficial to me because I seem to be paying less than the knifes I acquire any way the two knifes I would love an appraisal on will be posted below