This was a Case xx 3207 with a broken blade. Me and Kelvin disassembled the knife removed the broken blade, put vine filework on the backspring, and sanded and polished it up after reassembly. This knife restoration is becoming addictive.
Thanks for looking, advice gladly accepted.
Another Resto mod (3207)
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Re: Another Resto mod (3207)
Looks good Wes. I really like the filework. 
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Re: Another Resto mod (3207)
I'm not usually a fan of filework, but that looks really nice! 
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Re: Another Resto mod (3207)
I like the idea of restoration ; old things to appreciate. I hope that they are bought and sold with this information passed on to the buyer, otherwise it is fraud. The knife looks great. The work is good. 
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cannonball242000
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Re: Another Resto mod (3207)
Thanks Huck I agree, there's a lot of people that are dishonest about knives being sold.
Wes