tested whittler...

[Bryan]

$405

eBay Link Here

I've seen other knives with this same jigged bone stamped with Case's name (one was very convincing/everything but the handle that is).

Anyone know where these come from? Shirley they are not legitimate contract knives...?

Bryan

[knifeaholic]

OMG....$405...that is just SAD.

That knife is what I call an "across the room" phony....If someone can't tell from looking at it from across the room, that it is a fake...then that person should NOT be spending big bucks on old Case knives. It is SO SO bad and looks NOTHING like a real Case 6380, which is the closest Case pattern.

That knife never had any association with Case....the tooling is similar to a Boker 280 whittler....but its a stainless cheapo so it probably started like as a cheap foreign copy of the Boker whittler.

I have seen a LOT of these on Ebay, they all look about the same, you see a lot of fake 88 congress patterns that look to be of similar quality level.

[remington collector]

And the seller all but states the knife is not authentic. He mentions twice about whether the knife is right or not, and goes on to say its a good conversation piece. Similiar to the fake Remington 1306 stag bullet I posted a link to a week or so ago. I think it brought around $500, and it wasn't even close to being good enough to fool an average collector.

[PA Knives]

OH MY

And they paid $405 for it. Gosh, the split in the back alone should have told them it wasn't real. I agree the seller did everything but say that it was fake too. This person needs help for sure. I have been giving all of my buyers the address to this web site and many have thanked me for doing so. I encourage others to do the same. Wrong pattern for CASE, wrong Bone and stamp is Gosh where do they come up with these things and still get $405 I can see why cheaters are doing it. We must continue our education.

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