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Quite a shame here

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If you look at this knife and the sellers other listings you can see what happens when good knives are neglected. Quite a shame here if the family had found these years earlier they could have had some family heirlooms to pass down for generations.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1960s-1970s-Ca ... SwGhBc9ni2
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Agreed. I wonder if at the very least, the stag handles and shield can be salvaged. That is most unfortunate. :(

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Looking at that and all the other auctions is almost enough to evoke a tear.

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Makes me want to repair that knife to a very good condition. Wish I was that
good though.

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A terrible shame. By my count there are 108 purportedly unused Case knives in this group up for sale. A leaky car trunk is obviously not a good long-term storage environment. From the pictures, I doubt there are any that can easily be salvaged. ::teary_eyes::
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That is going to make me have nightmares that my knives look just like those. :cry:

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"Quite a shame" is almost an understatement. All of those knives...in that condition. :(
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I bought a bucket of rusted knives that had been in a van, a window was broken and the bucket filed with water over a period of time. I was surprised that several cleaned up pretty well and others were completely shot. None of the knives in my bucket were nearly as desirable as the Case in the OP.
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Buy -em buy the Buck full treefarmer :D That's Gonna be a tuff act to Follow :lol: As to The Op , I would rather a finger nail Torn out than to see That Done ::huff::
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Wow. I looked at a few of the auctions and it really is sad to see such a fine collection reduced to junk.
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Thank you all for the comments and interest in the “trunk rusted hoard.” It truly just about brought me to tears when I saw them for the first time. The guy I bought them from was just as sick as we are. I would estimate around 6 to 10 thousand dollars worth in their original state.
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oh man, that knife is loaded with,,,inclusions...
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