appaloosa bone barlow

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daddyrog
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appaloosa bone barlow

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Anyone know what years these were made; I have one 1979 but all my books show them only in the 80's; can't find any info on 70's.
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gary
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First introduced by case in 1979, pattern # A62009 1/2, books in mint condition at $60.
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daddyrog
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gary wrote:First introduced by case in 1979, pattern # A62009 1/2, books in mint condition at $60.

Thanks for the info' don't know why my books don't show it; might have overlooked.
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A62009 1/2 in CV steel, introduced in 1979, produced through 1980 and into 1981.

In late 1981 it was changed to SS blade steel, so it became the A62009 1/2 SS...this was made into mid 1982 then discontinued.
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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