April 5, 2024
VINTAGE CASE XX 4 BLADE CONGRESS! BONE OLD POCKET KNIFE
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THANK YOU for choosing to look at my auction and bidding on them. Please, ADD ME TO YOUR FAVORITES as I am listing real nice items weekly. Please e-mail me with any questions and I will be glad to get back to you as soon as I can. Be sure to INCLUDE ITEM #. We would love to add you to our list of happy buyers!! If you read our feedback on past sales, you will find out many of our buyers say the item they purchased from us was better than described, so keep that in mind when reading my honest descriptions. This is a CASE XX, 4 blade, congress pattern pocket knife in excellent plus condition. This knife has real jigged bone handles that are brown. T are no chips, cracks, or signs of wear on the handles and 3 pins on each side with polished bolsters at each end on both sides. T is the CASE shield on the front handle. This hard to find knife is closed 3 1/2'' and with large blade open 5 3/4''. All 4 blades are tight with no play when open and snap well opening or closing. This knife has been carried and used very little and all the blades look to still have the original factory edge and polish on them except the small sheeps foot might have been on a stone once. The blades are carbon steel and have the some normal dark spots from age. Both of the master blades are stamped on the front tang CASE XX USA with 1 dot under USA which dates
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