A Case Tested Letter opener knife

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A Case Tested Letter opener knife

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Found this a few years ago at a flea market.Didn't pay much for it(less than $5).Several people have told me that they don't exist.I doubt someone would go to the trouble of faking one.It is in great shape and the celluloid shows no signs of deterioration(knocks feverishly on wood).For your enjoyment and comment.
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That's a first for me. Thanks for sharing. ::tu::
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Okay I'll give you $15.00 for it, thats more than tripple for it LOL UNLESS YOU TAKE ME SERIOUS..
Very nice letter opener that would be a great addition to any ones knife collection
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A cool one for sure knife7knut... ::nod:: 8) ::tu::

Being the curious type I searched and found this...

http://www.glengerybrick.com/about/history.html

...part way down the page for a little history about the Hanley Co., a PA. company. Why not a SFO from Case?

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El Lobo wrote:A cool one for sure knife7knut... ::nod:: 8) ::tu::

Being the curious type I searched and found this...

http://www.glengerybrick.com/about/history.html

...part way down the page for a little history about the Hanley Co., a PA. company. Why not a SFO from Case?

Bill
Hey Bill:
Thanks for the link to that site.Always like to find out a bit about my knives.
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Nice piece, and 100% real. I think that Sargent's book shows one like it.
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