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    Posted 10 years ago

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    Dewsie77
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    Vintage Case XX Knife Early Model 3 blade. This item was found at an estate sale here in Palm Springs Ca. Any added info would be pleasing.

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    1. UncleRon UncleRon, 10 years ago
      Ok, first, this is not a peanut. A peanut is a serpentine JACK knife (all blades pivoted at the same end); this is called a "stock" knife. Stock knives are serpentine handles with three blades (rarely, four), normally a clip (on the right in your pics) a sheepsfoot (next to it), and a spey, which is why it's call the "stock" pattern; the spey is used for castrating livestock. Your sheepsfoot and spey blades are seriously worn.
      The "Case/XX" mark (WITHOUT "Tested" before the XX) was used between 1945 (often misstated as 1940 but Case used the pre-war "Tested XX" mark until shortly after WWII) and "Case/XX/U.S.A." which was used after 1964.
    2. Dewsie77 Dewsie77, 10 years ago
      @UncleRon Absolutely superb information, I am completely intrigued by your response and appreciate the amount of detail you have provided.

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