Case 06247
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Case 06247
Could some one give me some information about the Case 06247 pattern? I wonder when Case made them, when they stopped. It is a 3 7/8" with a clip and pen? Does the Case version have a single spring? Does Case have a specific name for them? I have a Western Boulder and a Schrade in that pattern, both with California clip and a little shorter OAL. Nice slim pattern for the pocket. I think the Case versions are pretty collectible? Thanks
Hal
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Re: Case 06247
Hello thawk, I have a 47 pattern that is a tested, it is yellow handle. Jim Sargent told me he thought it was really white. That would make it a 4247. It is not stamped with a pattern no.
like most tested knives. Jim said after time the white will turn yellow. Clip and spay. Single back spring.
Stockman
PS I think Jim is wrong I think it is yellow
like most tested knives. Jim said after time the white will turn yellow. Clip and spay. Single back spring.
Stockman
PS I think Jim is wrong I think it is yellow
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Re: Case 06247
The 06247 was made with a single backspring and with a clip master and a pen secondary blade....it was made that way - bone handles - from the Tested years until the 80's...1982 or 1983. Some were made with delrin substituting for bone in the 70's.
The pattern was also made with a clip master and spey secondary blades, in stag handles and in smooth white composition...in the XX and into the USA era but discontinued mid to late 60's.
The pattern was also made with a clip master and spey secondary blades, in stag handles and in smooth white composition...in the XX and into the USA era but discontinued mid to late 60's.
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Re: Case 06247
Thanks for the information. I like the slimness of the pattern, and the length of the Case version, plus their bone handles makes it attractive. I never use a spey blade on a stockman anyway. May have to go hunting for one.
Hal
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Re: Case 06247
Here's a 1980 version, with a pen secondary! Single backspring.
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Utopia!! A chicken in every pot!! And a Barlow in every pocket!!!
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
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Johnnie Fain would have approved!
1949 - 2009
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Re: Case 06247
thawk the 47 I referred to earlier
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Re: Case 06247
Looks nice in yeller, stockman!
Utopia!! A chicken in every pot!! And a Barlow in every pocket!!!
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
1949 - 2009
Johnnie Fain would have approved!
1949 - 2009
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A white knife don't turn that yeller, does it? Is your yellow 47 plastic or bone Stockman?upnorth wrote:Looks nice in yeller, stockman!
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Re: Case 06247
Thank you Hawk
The big one is a 47 and in bone...and only 1 year newer than UpNorths!
He ussually can pull some beauty from before Christ was born out! (I really like UpNorths Jack Knife collection the whole thing must be amazing.)
The big one is a 47 and in bone...and only 1 year newer than UpNorths!
He ussually can pull some beauty from before Christ was born out! (I really like UpNorths Jack Knife collection the whole thing must be amazing.)