This 6217 Case knife is listed as a red bone 10 dot, but the seller has revised the description to a 9 dot. My Case book tells me that 1970 was the last year the "half hawkbill" was made with a bone handle. I wrote to the seller and he confirmed that the handles were wood, but has not changed the description yet.
Joe
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Wood not bone
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Re: Wood not bone
Never saw "jigged Wood" like that before.....fine looking knife.
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miked32
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Re: Wood not bone
are the hawkbills and large coke bottle patterns the only ones that used the jigged wood like that?? 
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JoeBob441
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Re: Wood not bone
I don't know the answer to your question. I only know what the Knife Collector's Guide says and what the seller emailed to me. I bought a 10 dot toothpick from him that should be bone. I will let you know more when I receive it.
Joe
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JoeBob441
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Re: Wood not bone
I received the toothpick from the same seller. It was in excellent condition and had red bone handles per his description.
Joe
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