Case Bradford and Little Valley knives

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Case Bradford and Little Valley knives

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I recently scored these knives to add to my collection. The pearl handle is a Case Brothers Little Valley knife that saw very little use. There is a hairline on one of the pearl scales, but those blades still have bright shine. The other is a W. R. Case & Sons from Bradford PA. A little more wear on that one but a solid old knife. The other jack knife is a Cattaraugus Little Valley.
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58chevy anything from those two eras are always a treasure. It's a testament to their quality that they made it this long no matter what their condition. ::tu::
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Very nice!
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knocked it out of the park with those three. ::tu::
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Nice knives! ::tu:: ::tu::

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Thanks guys! They are definitely the pride of my collection!
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Those are some real beauties. Nice score! ::tu:: ::tu::

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Not to nit-pick or anything, but since this is in the Knife Related Q&A forum, I'm wondering if there is a question about the OP knives? Or would this be more appropriate in the forum for Posting New Pick-Ups? :?

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Re: Case Bradford and Little Valley knives

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Q - thanks for the heads up about the other forum topic. I'll have to check it out! (And will post future "finds" in that topic).
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