April 5, 2024
Case XX Trapper 1974 6 DOT Delrin Handles NMINT Knives
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Case XX Trapper Brown Delrin Handles Manufactured 1974 6 DOT This beautiful knife is in NEAR MINT condition. Beautiful Genuine Brown Delrin Handles that are chip, crack, and damage free. The knife NEVER BEEN sharpened or used. 4 1/4" closed bolster-to-bolster, (estimated). Nickel Silver bolsters, pins and liners, no brass! Carbon Steel Blades. Pattern 6254. Knife comes in a Original Box with Warranty Paper (the box is in MINT Condition and is worth $10.00 alone). Canadian Bidders, the S/H is $7.95. Very, very nice knife... W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co. W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company was created around the turn of the century, during a time when pocketknives were as essential as a watch. Through the years, the company has been recognized as a leader in pioneering new materials and designs in the knife industry.The company's roots extend back to 1889, when a few enterprising brothers - William Russell (W.R.), Jean, John and Andrew - in the Case family began selling handcrafted knives from the back of a wagon in upstate New York . In January 1900, the brothers incorporated to form the first Case family brand, Case Brothers Cutlery Company.J.R. Case, who named the company after his father, W.R., formed W.R. Case & Sons as it is known today. By the time the company moved to Bradford , PA in 1905, the four Case brothers had established
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