Regular old case?
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HairyRhodante
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Regular old case?
Is this knife i have a regular old 1940-1964 case hunter? It has the right tang stamp but no pattern stamp at all and the main blade appears to be flat ground as apposed to saber ground. Has anyone ever seen this or does it mean anything special?
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Bamarick
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Re: Regular old case?
I believe your knife is legit. It is a XX era and dates 1940-49. It was produced with both the flat and saber ground blades. Your knife has what is known as a high pull on the main blade. It is collectable even though it isn't close to mint. It is still a nice knife.
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Colonel26
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Re: Regular old case?
Looks like a great ol CASE hunter to me.
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98src
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Re: Regular old case?
Early XX model with green bone scales. Some of the early CASE XX knives did not have the pattern number.
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1967redrider
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Re: Regular old case?
Great looking -65 Folding Hunter. 
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HairyRhodante
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Re: Regular old case?
Thanks for your responses. I may have over paid honestly but i do really like this knife and im proud to call it mine for a while.