Case XX 5172 SSP Blue Scroll knife question from a newbie
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Case XX 5172 SSP Blue Scroll knife question from a newbie
Hi everyone,
I thought I posted this in another topic but I can't find it, anyway, I have a Case 5172 SSP 3dot Blue Scroll knife that has a B on the handle, being really new at this stuff I have no idea what that B means, anyone know? It looks like it has been inked somehow and is under the finish.
I sure would appreciate any info someone could pass along.
Thanks!
Bubba
I thought I posted this in another topic but I can't find it, anyway, I have a Case 5172 SSP 3dot Blue Scroll knife that has a B on the handle, being really new at this stuff I have no idea what that B means, anyone know? It looks like it has been inked somehow and is under the finish.
I sure would appreciate any info someone could pass along.
Thanks!
Bubba
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never seen that before. i think someone maybe personalized it.
welcome to the forum. you posted it the stag section as well. nice knife
welcome to the forum. you posted it the stag section as well. nice knife
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Thanks, I thought I did, I probably just didnt wait long enough for it to post. I guess this would detract from the value of the knife? If so, you think it would be significant?
Thanks for the reply
Thanks for the reply
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Shoot, i wouldnt know how to go about removing it, when you look at it under a loupe its sure ookes like the ink is covered by the finish on the knife if what i'm seeing is indeed a finish.
Thanks!
Thanks!
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It would probably cost you 20% in value. But be very careful messing with it, as if you take off that top layer of stag it will be a different color than the rest of the slab.
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Thanks Mike, My brother has a wild imagination and thought maybe it was a maker's mark since it was handcrafted, I told him I thought someone ignorantly put that mark there. The only reason I thought maybe he could be right is that it sure looks like it is under the finish when you look at it through a loupe.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
"Mary gave him a brand-new "Barlow" knife worth twelve and a half cents; and the convulsion of delight that swept his system shook him to his foundations".
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