Did Case make a single blade 02.5 pattern?

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Did Case make a single blade 02.5 pattern?

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Or is this a parts knife?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1940-1965-Case ... 2814737568
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Re: Did Case make a single blade 02.5 pattern?

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Looks like a 61024 1/2 from here. He doesn't give the closed length but if it is 3 inches it looks like a good one to me. ::nod::
Edit: I looked right over the top of that ruler. :D Looks like three inches. I think its a good one.
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Re: Did Case make a single blade 02.5 pattern?

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Thanks! That means it will sell for more than I will be willing to pay... :lol:
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