Case XX Home Run
Case XX Home Run
Case guru’s chime in please. The knife pictured here is on eBay & I was curious about the tang stamp. Does this look legit for a hot stamped XX era Case? Looked off to me, but I’m just learning. I’m in no way interested in this knife just checked it out since I’ve never seen one. Thanks for any help.
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Re: Case XX Home Run
Very questionable at best. Without even considering the stamp, the fit and finish doesn’t look like Case from that era. “Read the knife, not the stamp”. But I also agree the stamp is wonky.
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Re: Case XX Home Run
Ken, thank you. I didn’t even think to look the knife itself over. “Read the knife not the stamp” is going to stick with me. Appreciate your help.Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2023 4:38 am Very questionable at best. Without even considering the stamp, the fit and finish doesn’t look like Case from that era. “Read the knife, not the stamp”. But I also agree the stamp is wonky.
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Re: Case XX Home Run
The blade and stamp are authentic, but that is not a Case knife - most likely a Camillus. Someone took a real Case XX 6227 master blade and installed it in a Camillus frame.
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Re: Case XX Home Run
Thanks for the input. I’m not a Case collector (I might be if they were affordable though) but trying to ID The fakes. Does a normal Case stamp have the C higher than the other letters? Thank youknifeaholic wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2023 12:35 pm The blade and stamp are authentic, but that is not a Case knife - most likely a Camillus. Someone took a real Case XX 6227 master blade and installed it in a Camillus frame.
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Re: Case XX Home Run
Never seen a stamp like that. The "C" is floating high and looks top heavy. It's also l an oval instead of the circle with a gap. The legs on the "A" are too long, below the line of the other letters. The "S" looks like a #8 and is too narrow. The middle arm of the "E" is too high. I have several of those stamps and none look like that. All letters should be same size. And the XX are both top heavy unlike a uniform even weighted XX.





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Re: Case XX Home Run
Okay, good it’s not just me then. Thank you for the detailed explanation.Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 5:20 am Never seen a stamp like that. The "C" is floating high and looks top heavy. It's also l an oval instead of the circle with a gap. The legs on the "A" are too long, below the line of the other letters. The "S" looks like a #8 and is too narrow. The middle arm of the "E" is too high. I have several of those stamps and none look like that. All letters should be same size. And the XX are both top heavy unlike a uniform even weighted XX.![]()
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Re: Case XX Home Run
It's not you, way to go spotting the problems, give yourself some credit. You're on the right track. Thanks for showing it for others sake in the future.
Here's a few to compare with.


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Steve knows his stuff, hope he takes another look at the questionable stamp. Harold
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I very much appreciate your input and the examples for reference. Thank you
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Re: Case XX Home Run
If you look up the knife on eBay you’ll see it has 6227 pattern stamp on the pile side of the master blade. Not sure why the CASE stamp looks so wonky but the blade does look good.
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I didn’t notice the pattern number. Good call.
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Re: Case XX Home Run
Well just saw this sold tonight for $202.50
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