Hello All,
I have a 1990 Case Canoe with brown bown handles. It also has an indian in a canoe etched on the main blade. I have looked at many canoes, and I have noticed that they do not all have the indian in the canoe etched on them. Does having the indian on the blade make them more valuable? I am just curious.
Thank you,
bkasmauski
I have a question about Case Canoes
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Luckypaul777
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Re: I have a question about Case Canoes
Hi bkasmauski,
It doesn't; on this particular canoe. The three things; that make any knife more valuable are: 1) CONDITION, 2) year made, and 3) handle material. The different knife patterns; tend to fall in and out of favor; as to what people want to collect.
Luckypaul777
It doesn't; on this particular canoe. The three things; that make any knife more valuable are: 1) CONDITION, 2) year made, and 3) handle material. The different knife patterns; tend to fall in and out of favor; as to what people want to collect.
Luckypaul777
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jonet143
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Re: I have a question about Case Canoes
they have been made with and without the etch. imo they are worth about the same.
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Re: I have a question about Case Canoes
Worth no more than one W/O it.