Case Tested 1920 - 1940's TL29 in near mint condition. Iron bolsters and liners, super strong snap on both. Still has etching on the screwdriver blade. Never used but has handling scratches and specks on the blades. Someone has scratched ALASKA on the handle. And on the back of the blade is lightly engraved ALASKA 51-52-53. A knife with some stories to tell.
$65.00 shipped, payment by MO, insurance extra if wanted.
Case Tested TL29
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knifeaholic
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Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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Re: Case Tested TL29
Sir Case~A~Lot if you keep this up I'm going to forget about gas and sell my car 
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gringo
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Re: Case Tested TL29
that is a nice knife...one of the attu knives? i can not make out the unit...?
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knifeaholic
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Re: Case Tested TL29
It says 2nd and 4th under the 51-52-53gringo wrote:that is a nice knife...one of the attu knives? i can not make out the unit...?
Steve Pfeiffer, author of Collecting Case Knives: Identification and Price Guide published by Krause Publications.
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gringo
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Re: Case Tested TL29
well, the 2nd of the fourth was on attu...but the knife is marked later when they were at ft lewis...
nice knife
nice knife