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Another Case knife question
My dad gave me these case knifes a few years ago. I remember that he had them in the 70's. Not sure if he got them new or not. How do you tell the age? Are they worth anything? They are not for sale, I'm just curious.
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system is a series of dots in the tang stamp.
nice looking stag. Date Identification Guide for Case Knives |
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I missed the 3 dot's under the USA. So that makes them for 1977. So he probably bought them new.
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Probably...from the blade etchings, commemoratives of some sort or another...
But the stag scales alone make them worth something, since India banned the export of stag horns.
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