Hello ! I am new to this forum.
I have a collection of Case knives most of which are late 1960's thru 1980 models. I am looking for some info on a Case knife with no markings, however the box is stamped T3105 SS This is a "toledo scale" slim pocket knife with two baldes on each end and a nail file on the back. It is a flat brass handled pocket knife about 2 inches long I am pretty sure that this is one of the few knives that Case had made for them overseas, either France or Germany
case toledo scale
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Re: case toledo scale
welcome to the site. nice toledos. they were made by case in the united states. yours were made in the 70s from blades left over from the original runs. they changed the covers enough to seperate them from the early version.
johnnie f 1949
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Re: case toledo scale
Thanks! I seem to remember something about the dot dating system being incorporated in the scales of the knife but I am not able to see them
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Re: case toledo scale
not dot dating. they changed the border.
johnnie f 1949
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