Looks suspicious for obvious reasons. Never seen handles like this and the Case XX tang stamp looks different. Maybe homemade? Sorry I can't add the pic.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Case-XX-6265-Fo ... 1e8c40fed6
Case Folding Hunter
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Re: Case Folding Hunter
One thing that seems to jump out at me is the lack of pin holes in the mark side handle where the shield is missing. A knife of that supposed era would have a shield pinned to the frame, so that makes the handles suspect. The front bolster doesn't quite look like a XX era bolster
. Somebody with a lot of "Case wisdom" will come by and nail this one down
.
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Re: Case Folding Hunter
That knife has never been inside a Case factory. Not a thing Case about it. Poor quality counterfeit. I saw it this morning and added to my eBay Counterfeit Collection.
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