CASE 06263 SENATOR PEN KNIFE FUNNY BUSINESS

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CASE 06263 SENATOR PEN KNIFE FUNNY BUSINESS

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This look right to anyone? Upside down stamp! Nickle silver liners!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-1940-64-Cas ... 4859c7b0c3
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Re: CASE 06263 SENATOR PEN KNIFE FUNNY BUSINESS

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Hi;

Nickel silver liners were standard on that pattern until the late 70's.

As to the upside down stamp, it is a legitimate "factory error". For some reason quite a few of that particular pattern were made with that error as I have seen a number of them but only in that pattern.
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knifeaholic wrote:Hi;

Nickel silver liners were standard on that pattern until the late 70's.

As to the upside down stamp, it is a legitimate "factory error". For some reason quite a few of that particular pattern were made with that error as I have seen a number of them but only in that pattern.
Thanks Steve. Looked weird to me. Learned something new again.
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