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Case bros cut stamp

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Can anyone tell me the years the used this stamp
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Boy that's an old and rare stamp there! c. 1900-1912

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Thanks Wayne, I can't find a whole lot of information on this stamp maybe someone will point me in the right direction.
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This stamp was used by Case Brothers Cutlery Co. in their Little Valley N.Y. plant. The Little Valley factory reportedly burned in 1912 and the cutlery then moved to Springville N.Y.

This is not the same company as W.R. Case and Sons that started production in Bradford PA. in 1905.

Information on early Case stamps can be found in these as well as many other books.

Counterfeiting Antique Cutlery by Gerald Witcher
Levine's Guide to Knives and Their Values by Bernard Levine
The Case Knife Story by Allen P. Swayne
Goins' Encyclopedia of Cutlery Markings by John and Charlotte Goins


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Re: Case bros cut stamp

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The secondary blade in the middle pic looks to be double stamped.
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