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I am looking at a knife; that I can't find in Parker's Traders Guide. It is one of the Case Classic Elphant Toenails, with (Bark Mastodon Ivory) and bowtie shield.

Are some of the Classics left out of this book? I like the knife, but it comes with a hefty price tag. I just want to make sure; that it is what, it is supposed to be. Thanks.


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beware. can you post a link to knife? does it have any "documentation"?
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:lol: Johnnie was you thinking the same thing I'm thinking now? ::nod::

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Post by steve »

im not up on the case classic knives but i have come across a few knives that werent in the book but that were authentic. as far as the classic line goes, i know there have been several posts about counterfeits, so i would be careful. maybe one of the guys that collects them will come by and be able to help.
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Thanks guys, but it looks like it gone, sale ended early. It was on an EBay store (Sexton Knife Works).

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Post by Classic Case »

There are many , many knives not in the book.Most of the knives from '96 on are not in there.I had already had a copy of the book, and knives were still being released.
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Post by Classic Case »

sorry, i thought you were talking about the case classic's book.guess i should read more carefully. :oops: :lol:
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What is the best book; to buy for a Classics collector? ::shrug::


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Post by Classic Case »

for reference purposes , id say this one.its not really a good value guide though. http://cgi.ebay.com/CASE-XX-CLASSIC-VAL ... dZViewItem
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