Can't pin this one down with any of my reference material. It is 3 1/4" closed. The tang stamp indicates the 1932-1940 era. What are these scales called? It must be a pattern that has been discontinued. Looks like the long pull main blade was probably a spear and the secondary is very short, both blades still have snap. Hope one of the Case experts can tell me what this old knife used to be!
Treefarmer
Another old Case needs identifying
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edgy46
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Re: Another old Case needs identifying
Pocket worn green bone handles.
Nice find Treefarmer.
Nice find Treefarmer.
An uncontrolled accumulator. 
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Re: Another old Case needs identifying
It appears to be a 6230.
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Re: Another old Case needs identifying
Yes Sir, I concur for whatever that is worth. Looks like an 06230 to me.
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Regards, Jerry
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Re: Another old Case needs identifying
Great old knife! It looks like it has been worked on at least once through the years. That old bone is really appealing. I would definitely put it in my EDC rotation. In fact, it would be number 3 in my present two knife rotation.
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Re: Another old Case needs identifying
............ditto!!!!..................edgy46 wrote:Pocket worn green bone handles.
Nice find Treefarmer.
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