Case Toenail?

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Case Toenail?

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I haven't ever seen one like this before..?

Sorry, I can't seem to get the pictures to post here.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Stag-Case-Knife ... 2569271f9d
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Re: Case Toenail?

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Seller`s Description:
You are looking at a gorgeous Elephant Toenail knife made by W.R. Case and Sons. Closed knife measures approximately 4 1/4inches long. Blades measure 2 inches and 3 inches long. Open knife is approximately 9 1/2 inches long. Stamp on the blade indicates this knife was made pre-1920 (see photo). This knife has a stag handle with the Bowtie Shield and raised letters. This knife is in excellent condition.

Please email me with any questions.


Here you go K :wink:
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Re: Case Toenail?

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Thanks for getting the pics, Dimitri.

I am no Case expert, for certain, but there doesn't appear to be anything that I like about that knife...
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i kinda agree with you there kathy, that tang stamp alone seems to be riding on a wave.
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Total fake. Probably made out of a 1970's 6250...new handles, shield, and stamping.
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I agree non of the manufaturuing methods on that knife are consistent with the WR era.
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It already has 6 different bidders on it... I hope they know what they are buying.
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knifegirl888 wrote:It already has 6 different bidders on it... I hope they know what they are buying.

Sadly they don't.
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The handles and the shield from a Case Classic were enough to scare me away without looking any further.
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