Case 10 Dot Stockman

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Forensic Jim
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Case 10 Dot Stockman

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Here's a dandy Case 10 Dot Stag Stockman I picked up at the club meeting today.
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8) Jim; Very Nice indeed! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Nice juice scales and a super photo... ::drool::
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Post by stockman »

Jim, very nice! I consider 70's dot knives as new and don't buy new to often, that one I would buy. Really nice.

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Post by Gunsmoke47 »

Jim, I consider 70's dot knives vintage. Not new, and not antique. But I agree with stockman....... I would buy that one in a heartbeat! I have numerous 70's Case Stag and that's a beaut! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Post by marcinek »

Beautiful stag on that Case, Jim! Well done!

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Post by smiling-knife »

marcinek wrote:Beautiful stag on that Case, Jim! Well done!
Ditto that. Very nice ::tu:: s-k
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