#2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
#2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
OK everybody here is the last one I could identify I actually was able to figure out what the other three were. Thanks again for all your help and taking a look.
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Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify
Pattern 6375 (large stockman), from Tested XX era 1920-1945. Collectors call those scales "greenbone". The 6375 was a popular pattern in those days. A lot of them were made so it's not a particularly rare pattern, but any genuine Case Tested era knife in that condition would be desirable to collectors. Nice knife!
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You Rock man !! thanks !!!!Mumbleypeg wrote:Pattern 6375, from Tested XX era 1920-1945. Collectors call those scales "greenbone". Nice knife!![]()
Ken

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Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
Another candidate pattern number would be a 6392 or maybe a 6393. The reason I'm suggesting this is because the knife looks to be 4" or maybe a tad less. The 75 would be 4 1/4" long. All three of these patterns look alike so it's difficult to discern between them. The 92 would be 4" while the 93 would be 3 15/16". Another characteristic of the 93 is wide/thick backsprings.
Like Ken said, very nice knife.
Like Ken said, very nice knife.

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Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
Keith's knife is a 6392.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
I think it is defiantly 4 on the nose just measured againknifeaholic wrote:Keith's knife is a 6392.
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I guess I don't rock after all!knifeaholic wrote:Keith's knife is a 6392.

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Hey Ken I totally appreciate you trying manMumbleypeg wrote:I guess I don't rock after all!knifeaholic wrote:Keith's knife is a 6392.![]()
Ken

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Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
My fault. I was careless and didn't look close enough at the length. Sorry. Thanks to the others who got it right though.Keith7174 wrote:Hey Ken I totally appreciate you trying manMumbleypeg wrote:I guess I don't rock after all!knifeaholic wrote:Keith's knife is a 6392.![]()
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Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
Not just the length, but the 75 and 93 have different frame shapes and main clip blade shapes.
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Re: #2 knife I couldn’t identify( it has been identified )
Despite the frame shape, I don't think I've ever seen a regular pull tested 75... Not saying it don't exist.. Just never ran across any.
Very nice knife! Tested greenbone.. Don't get much better
Very nice knife! Tested greenbone.. Don't get much better