I bought this Case Tested knife without a pattern number on the tang and I wanted to see if you all can help me identify the pattern number please. I think it is a Whittler but I am not sure.
Thank you very much for your help.
Chris
Unidentified Case Tested
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stockman
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Re: Unidentified Case Tested
Looks like a 83 Whittler, tested era knives usually don’t have pattern numbers. There will be others with more information. Harold
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Re: Unidentified Case Tested
If it measures 3 1/2" closed it is a 6383SAB pattern whittler as Harold says. Nice looking survivor!
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Re: Unidentified Case Tested
Thank you very much for the information, I really appreciate it.
Chris
Chris
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Re: Unidentified Case Tested
Why is the blade grind into the tang stamp??
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Re: Unidentified Case Tested
Another previous owner grinder wheel sharpener fanatic?
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Re: Unidentified Case Tested
That's the way they came from the factory.