1920s-1940s IDENTIFICATION TESTED XX
1920s-1940s IDENTIFICATION TESTED XX
I recently inherited this knife from my great grandfather. It's in pretty poor condition. Looks like the pin on the back is missing so the blade does not lock up. I was seeing if anyone knew the scale material? Stag? Or any other information would be greatly appreciated. If anyone has pictures of this model please share. Thanks in advance for the help.
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Re: 1920s-1940s IDENTIFICATION TESTED XX
Handle is bone.
The knife is a Case/Tested XX knife made between 1920 and 1940 +/-.
Hope this helps and welcome to AAPK
The knife is a Case/Tested XX knife made between 1920 and 1940 +/-.
Hope this helps and welcome to AAPK
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Re: 1920s-1940s IDENTIFICATION TESTED XX
It looks a grand daddy barlow with bone handles. Someone could probably reinstall that spring without too much problem if everything else is in good shape.
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Re: 1920s-1940s IDENTIFICATION TESTED XX
I agree Greg. Looks like TESTED 6143 Granddaddy Barlow to me. Hard to tell but smooth green bone not saw cut.
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