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Any and all info is helpful . . From what I can tell it is made in 1982. It was left to me by my father and any help would mean the world to me
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Photos are needed.
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1982 (8 dot) 216-5
Someone else will need to take it from there.
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Thats about all ive been able to come up with aswell. I cant seem to find anything like it besides the blade
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It is a re-handle. Not a Case handle. You'd have to know who did the work.

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Thank You very much Paladin!
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hard to say who made the handle, could be someone who shot the buck deer and wanted a reminder of the hunt? It's not too hard to put a antler on a blade, you might check around locally for some one that fixes knives or a gunsmith? good luck, ::tu:: Terry
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Much appreciated Terry
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I might add that I have done a bunch of these, usually for the father of a youngster that shot his first deer. But usually I make the blade also. Yours, like everyone has said is a Case made blade, that someone has put a crown antler handle on. Or it could be a knife that had a broken handle and someone gave it new life. ::shrug:: Terry
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