Floating Dots in 1985?

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hot tempered steel
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Floating Dots in 1985?

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I was unaware that Case used the floating dots on tang stamps back in the 1980s. I've seen and owned many of the Copperlocks with the floating dots. E-bay item #150313096993 shows a 1985 Case knife that has the floating dots tang stamp. I've never seen that blade design on a 165 pattern before. It looks like the larger 72 pattern Bulldog clasp knife blade on a 65 pattern folding hunter frame. Anyone have any info on this knife? SFO knife?
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I can't tell you anything about that knife except I, personally haven't seen one like it before.
It's an interesting knife. The blade shape is similar to a Case clasp blade but a bit more clip shaped than a bulldog or buffalo's blade. Definately not the usual folding hunter blade. You can click on the sellers other items for an easy comparison view to the bulldog blade.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 26_fvi%3D1

Don't know about the floating dots but it is a good looking knife and it is Stag not Bonestag!
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Those were kind of an oddball SFO...may have been made for SMKW.
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