Knife is 4” long, bone handle and has been used hard.
Just attaching last couple photos, and a comparator photo with a 2005 6347
Found this on eBay, and probably overpaid, hahaha…
Case Bros. Stockman (2)
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Re: Case Bros. Stockman (2)
very nice!!
Overpaying only matters if your reselling, at least that's what I keep telling myself!
Overpaying only matters if your reselling, at least that's what I keep telling myself!
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Re: Case Bros. Stockman (2)
I’ve paid more for shipping pocket knives than I did this old girl…
Was working on Cape Cod a few weeks ago, woke up at 0215 in the morning, couldn’t sleep, typed in vintage pocket knives, this was the second listing that popped up. And I saw the XX on the blade, was real curious, saw the chips in the handle and how old she was, so I pulled the trigger. I’m one of those people that likes beat up and old, and I like to tear them apart, rescale, swap blades, etc.
Not gonna touch this one, though. I think she’s perfect the way she looks.
2 coffees at Starbucks cost more than this did…
Free shipping even.
Was working on Cape Cod a few weeks ago, woke up at 0215 in the morning, couldn’t sleep, typed in vintage pocket knives, this was the second listing that popped up. And I saw the XX on the blade, was real curious, saw the chips in the handle and how old she was, so I pulled the trigger. I’m one of those people that likes beat up and old, and I like to tear them apart, rescale, swap blades, etc.
Not gonna touch this one, though. I think she’s perfect the way she looks.
2 coffees at Starbucks cost more than this did…
Free shipping even.