KA-BAR 6356

[espn77]

Picked up this box because I thought it was cool. Can anyone tell me what a 6356 is?
Thanks Keith

[Ridgegrass]

All I found in Houston Price's book is: 6=bone stag, 3=number of blades, 56=pattern number. He says 3-1/4", no picture or pattern description.
Maybe a 'cattle"??? Good luck.
J.O'.

[doglegg]

That box is in great shape and lots of character in the printing. Perfect display.

[Gunsil]

Box is 1952 or newer.

[espn77]

I thought it was neat the metal clips on the corners. Thanks for the info ridgegrass

[espn77]

Box is 1952 or newer.

Thats disappointing. I thought maybe it was older. Better stick to what I know.

[Gunsil]

Keith, they used the same box pattern post war, but the earlier ones say KA-BAR over Union Cutlery Company, they changer their name to KA-BAR Incorporated in 1952.

[btrwtr]

6356 is a 3 1/4" stockman pattern.

[espn77]

Keith, they used the same box pattern post war, but the earlier ones say KA-BAR over Union Cutlery Company, they changer their name to KA-BAR Incorporated in 1952.

Thanks for that Gunsil

[espn77]

6356 is a 3 1/4" stockman pattern.

Thanks Wayne

[Ridgegrass]

Wayne, Where can one find those pattern numbers? Thanks, J.O'.

[btrwtr]

Wayne, Where can one find those pattern numbers? Thanks, J.O'.

The Official Guide to Collectors Knives Eighth Edition by James Parker is a good source. C. 1985

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks J.O'.

[Ridgegrass]

Thanks J.O'.