need info on case toothpick style single blade folding knife
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ikeybmg
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need info on case toothpick style single blade folding knife
does anyone know anything about this knife. it has the toothpick style handle and is dark colered reddish bone with oval shaped case emblem on it. the single blade folds out about 3 1/2 to 4 inches and has case xx usa and 9 stars or small dots of some kind under the usa. no other numbers on it. the handle is about 4 1/2 to 5 inches long. i think its called toothpick style. the handle comes down to a point on the bottom. have any of you seen one like this before. thankx.
- agteacher2
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Our host Bryan has some info in the research area
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wr_ ... #toothpick and you can find the date information here http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wr_ ... cation.php
Some of the other guy here will have more info. and they are great about sharing it.
Welcome to the forum,
Jeff
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wr_ ... #toothpick and you can find the date information here http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wr_ ... cation.php
Some of the other guy here will have more info. and they are great about sharing it.
Welcome to the forum,
Jeff
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alexander
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Depending on what kind of shape it's in, it could be quite collectible. Case toothpicks can be highly sought-after. The full-size hasn't been manufactured for some time.
Unfortunately, I can't provide much info on the particular knife you've mentioned.
Personally, I have an affinity for toothpicks. Some people call them Texas Toothpicks, Dixie Switches, I think there are some other nicknames...
Hang onto it, and don't be afraid to put it in your pocket.
Welcome to the forums.
Peace.
Alex.
Unfortunately, I can't provide much info on the particular knife you've mentioned.
Personally, I have an affinity for toothpicks. Some people call them Texas Toothpicks, Dixie Switches, I think there are some other nicknames...
Hang onto it, and don't be afraid to put it in your pocket.
Welcome to the forums.
Peace.
Alex.