CASE XX Stag Railsplitter

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CASE XX Stag Railsplitter

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Bought a box of knives yesterday and this was among the 30 great ones. You could plant corn in grooves on the back. I’m not typical a CASE collector but I think this one stay
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PA Knives wrote: ↑Sat Sep 13, 2025 1:17 pm Bought a box of knives yesterday and this was among the 30 great ones. You could plant corn in grooves on the back. I’m not typical a CASE collector but I think this one stay
That is sweet! I dont blame you for keeping that one! Congratts!! :D
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PA Knives wrote: ↑Sat Sep 13, 2025 1:17 pm Bought a box of knives yesterday and this was among the 30 great ones. You could plant corn in grooves on the back. I’m not typical a CASE collector but I think this one stay
Wow, what a beautiful HOK!
Probably wouldn't plant corn in the "groves" but would love to carry it while planting corn with the tractor! ::nod::
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Awesome example! Those -99s are a sweet handful of greatness. ::nod::👍
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Nice find! Great example showing how the bolster metal gets “sucked out” during hafting, where grooves in the stag meet the softer nickel silver bolster. I agree, it's a keeper. ::tu::

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Sweet find!
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Nice ::tu::
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Nice David

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