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I have a Case 087 stockman made between 1940~1964. It has two letters at the end of the pattern number the first letter appears to be a "P" or "F' the second letter is a "E". I sent the info to Case college and they were not much help, they did say it was most likely made during WWII. Any help will be appreciated.
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PE

63087 PE

is it rough black or bone?

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The letters after a Case pattern number indicate the types of secondary blades on the knife. P is for spey and E is for pen. An H would indicate sheepsfoot.
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gsmith7158 wrote:The letters after a Case pattern number indicate the types of secondary blades on the knife. P is for spey and E is for pen. An H would indicate sheepsfoot.
And U is for punch. ::nod::

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It is a 63087, thanks for the reply's
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NAllen731 wrote:I have a Case 087 stockman made between 1940~1964. It has two letters at the end of the pattern number the first letter appears to be a "P" or "F' the second letter is a "E". I sent the info to Case college and they were not much help, they did say it was most likely made during WWII. Any help will be appreciated.
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NAllen731 wrote:It is a 63087, thanks for the reply's
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