I got a few knifes I've had for years but I'm just now doing some learning on them. Hoping y'all can help me identify wI

[Marc Daniels]

I have a case with 6165-L SAR SSP on one side and case xx SS USA on the other. No doya for age. The Case was written in big bold almost cursive and also gold. Can't seem to find one with the almost cursive writing case. Any can help identify please?

[knifeaholic]

Welcome to AAPK!! We would need photos of the knife and the markings to identify.

[Mumbleypeg]

Instructions for how to post pictures can be found here https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... m.php?f=98

You can find information about knife patterns, age identification, etc by clicking on Research in the header at the top of this page. Scroll down to find the section about Case knives. Lots of learning available there.


Welcome to AAPK. We would like to see pictures of your knife!

Ken

[Modern Slip Joints]

Here's what you've told us with its tang stamps:
6 = bone, delrin made to look like bone, or the material I've seen most often on these knives, laminated wood handle sides
1 = single blade
65 = large Folding Hunter
L = lock back
SAB that you misread as SAR = saber ground blade
SSP = stainless steel blade and springs and edge polished to make it sharper
Starting in 1970 tang stamps have a date code. Thats about all that's left to "identify." Is Case in cursive an etch on the blade?

[knifeaholic]

Here's what you've told us with its tang stamps:
6 = bone, delrin made to look like bone, or the material I've seen most often on these knives, laminated wood handle handle sides
1 = single blade
65 = large Folding Hunter
L = lock back
SAB that you misread as SAR = saber ground blade
SSP = stainless steel blade and springs and edge polished to make it sharper
Starting in 1970 tang stamps have a date code. Thats about all that's left to "identify." Is Case in cursive an etch on the blade?

Yes it is a 6165 SAB DR L SS, lockback folding hunter with Pakkawood handles. Introduced in 1977 and discontinued in 1990.