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http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Case-XX-whi ... dZViewItem

looks double stamped was this common to the year??
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i don't think a double stamp is common in any year. knife is heavilly buffed, nail nick looks wrong, and seller is questionable.
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JMO, but if I see a double stamp like that, I do expect to see that the 2 stampings match each other, these don't.
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This is MOP but I get the feeling that he runs a PAWN SHOP.

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Post by mooseman »

not to comment on the originality of this knife, but I have several, probably 10 of 1978-79 case knives that my grandfather purchased new, and they are all double stamped, I don't think that quality control was the greatest at that time period
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Post by stockman »

Hello all, I can't see what he would be trying to hide it is a two dot 1978, both stamps say the same thing two dot. I can't think that anyone would fake a two dot for a two dot. jmo.

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I don't know that a double stamped knife is a bad thing, I kinda like 'em. I know alot of collectors that see them as a rare and desirable factory error. I have even seen them bring more money than usual examples. I have also seen quite a few that had one stamp with thicker letters on one stamp and thinner ones on the other stamp. My guess is the tang was hit by two different stamps.
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Forget the stamps! The knife has been cleaned and buffed. If a seller of a lot of knives doesn't tell the truth, what else is he hiding??? He SHOULD know better, and probably does!!
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I wouldn't buy this knife either, just some general comments on double stamps :D
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Blade Runner wrote:I wouldn't buy this knife either, just some general comments on double stamps :D
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I totally appreciate your comments on double-stamps, Gary. I just felt the thread might encourage someone to go for that knife for the wrong reasons. I hate it when someone here gives money to some con man!
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upnorth wrote:
Blade Runner wrote:I wouldn't buy this knife either, just some general comments on double stamps :D
Gary
I totally appreciate your comments on double-stamps, Gary. I just felt the thread might encourage someone to go for that knife for the wrong reasons. I hate it when someone here gives money to some con man!
After reflection, I was also concerned that my initial post might have been somewhat incomplete, as I was speaking generally and not about this particular knife. Thanks for your concern Charlie, you are one of the good ones.
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