Identify and Value of this knife....
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kruthenberg00
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Identify and Value of this knife....
I have what appears to be an old Case Tested XX knife. I don't know much about it or it's value and I'm trying to find that out.
I appreciate your help.
I appreciate your help.
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Nice old Case "Daddy" Barlow. 
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Nice knife, one thing for sure they don't make em like that anymore!!!
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My father has one of those. I think he got it many years ago. I don't know what he paid for it. My brother and I were little kids at the time. We talked him into buying it at the time. He didn't carry it or use it. I cannot find it now. It is somewhere in the house. Nice knife.
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Here's one from the the 64-69 era


I like yours better


I like yours better
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Re: Can you Identify This Knife? (Pictures just added)
thats a nice old knife.
yours aint too shabby either Wullie, it always interested me how the left the marrow groove in some of the handles, I (and I think most others) put the marrow groove against the liner when hafting, they obviously used the bone "inside out" to what cutlers dowadays do. maybe it's becuase that side of the bone was more porus and kept the dye better?
yours aint too shabby either Wullie, it always interested me how the left the marrow groove in some of the handles, I (and I think most others) put the marrow groove against the liner when hafting, they obviously used the bone "inside out" to what cutlers dowadays do. maybe it's becuase that side of the bone was more porus and kept the dye better?
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