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dwyatt0401
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Case Knife

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I have a three blade case knife that I have determined was made in 1970. It has no numbers to identify the pattern, blade, etc. What is the best way to indetify?

The knife is 3.5" long when closed.
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ok, first welcome. there are books and reference material available. if you can't locate this material for sale, try your library. next post a picture here in this forum. many of our members can help with the id. if possible show the blade markings in a closeup photo. if you don't have a camera, carefully draw what is on the bladesand scan them in. no scanner? measure the closed knife and describe each blade. i hope this helps.

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hey dwyatt, not knowing the closed length, it appears to be a 6318shpen. 6 indicates handle material, 3 indicates the number of blades, 18 is the pattern number. sh = sheepefoot blade and pen = pen blade. this pattern has many combinations of blade styles. the large clip blade is the constant.

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