Case XX on Ebay, penny start.

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Case XX on Ebay, penny start.

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I just listed a Case XX 6265 SAB on Ebay. Free shipping to any AAPK memeber.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Case-XX ... 43afcfca83
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RC, Are you sure those handles aren't wood ?
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Well, they may be. I tried to stick one with a straight pin and couldn't penetrate the surface at all. I'll make a note on the listing. Thanks.
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Did Case use the "6" to designate wood also?

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whitebuffalo58 wrote:Did Case use the "6" to designate wood also?

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Yes , "6" can designate bone , wood , or delrin .

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Hey Bob, is that true in all era's?
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WB - According to the AAPK Case Library of information the (6) indicated bone, Delrin and 'laminated' wood.

I'm going to get a lot of back lash on this but I'm going to go ahead and say the handles are Delrin. They're not laminated wood and bone doesn't wear like that. There are scratches and pits that are typical of Delrin.
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The handles are definitely wood . That is the only material Case used on their folding hunters during that era . The "6" designation holds true for all three materials mentioned , however , they only started using delrin in the late 1960's .

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Thanks, that's a bit of info I hadn't picked up on yet. Those don't look like laminated wood though. They look like jigged Ebony. ::shrug::

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P.S. neat ol' knife RC!
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Stamina wood, I'd think. ::shrug::
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