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CASE TESTED TRAPPER

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I AM FISHING FOR INFO. ON THE LOCATION OF THE NAIL PULL ON THE PRIMARY BLADE OF A CASE TESTED TRAPPER.
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Here is a picture of one, hope that help ya.
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JUST AS I THOUGHT--THE FAMOUS KNIFE DESIGNER, YOUNG JIM PARKER, HAS A BLADE ON EBAY HE CLAIMS TO BE A TESTED TRAPPER--THE NAIL PULL IS LOCATED DIRECTLY OVER THE BLADE CURVE AND NOT TO THE FORWARD SIDE OF THE BEND. STAMP HAS BAD SPACING ALSO--DIDN'T THIS GUY ONCE OWN CASE KNIFE WORKS?????
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Please post a link to the eBay listing. I'd like to be able to compare.
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Paladin wrote:Please post a link to the eBay listing. I'd like to be able to compare.
Here you go
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THE POSTING SAYS UNFINISHED---HOW DO YOU FINISH THIS MESS--DISCARD AND START OVER????????
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Yea, unfinished alright and never touched in a CASE factory. The "unfinished" statement means the hack was not completed.
Never seen a long pull nick shape on a short pull in the CASE oldies. Blade shape is off. Pretty damn sure a "brushed or glazed" blade finish was not used back then, not until late 60s' or early 70s' as I recollect. Look at the link for the ebay listing. Look at the back of the tang, look ground down to anyone? Hell, look at the tang stamp, does the tang look ground and restamped regardless of the stamp spacing and integrity?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Case-Tested-Kni ... 262wt_1124

If that is not a full blown hack I will have to take a haitus from collecting but not carrying. My assumption is the seller fully knows it is a fake but for some, the almighty dollar speaks louder than integrity or honor. Embarrassing!

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Dont need this n' to compare to that hack job peddled by a fraud,,, but here she is

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Parker's blade is a joke - Case NEVER made a 54 blade with that pull.
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CHRISTMAS KNIFE HA.
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