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Wow Al, I've never seen a Case quite like that one. From the thirties (or thereabouts) I'm guessing.Some vintage Case jigging...
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More info please.

Thanks. Michael
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Wow Al, I've never seen a Case quite like that one. From the thirties (or thereabouts) I'm guessing.Some vintage Case jigging...
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Oh my !!! Absolutely breath taking !!Some vintage Case jigging...
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Very Nice!!!
Thanks, Michael! It's a Case Tested XX 6231 Regular Jack. c.1920s-1940s, 3 3/4 inches closed.Wow Al, I've never seen a Case quite like that one. From the thirties (or thereabouts) I'm guessing.
More info please.Size, model #
Thanks. Michael
Thank you, James! And a Happy Thanksgiving to you!Oh my !!! Absolutely breath taking !!
Happy Thanksgiving to ya Al.![]()
That’s a beauty Al!Some vintage Case jigging...
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That is one darn fine knife!Some vintage Case jigging...
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Ron, great knife and story! Thank you for sharing.That’s a beauty Al!I love how the jigging goes all the way to the bolsters on each end!
Thanks for sharing it today!
On this 1973 vintage 6231-1/2 the jigging is not quite as good but still not bad for a knife that was considered a working knife. On the lower end of the price scale. I bought three of these out of the same Pumpkin box for $6.75 each. The bad thing about that was I was only making like $2.70 an hour! It was a good think I was still living at home!
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That beauty just begs to be used! Really nice looking knife!
It's a great user.That beauty just begs to be used! Really nice looking knife!
Clay it was probably a good thing that I didn’t have more money to spend back then! I would have so many knives I wouldn’t know what to do with them!Ron, great knife and story! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you , TF.Very Nice!!!
Those are all very fine knives that you posted but these made me stop and stare, and stare.
Thanks, Lance.Those "Black Box" Winchesters are hard to beat, Gary. Very Nice! -Lance
Thanks, TK.Those might be the coolest covers I have seen all week, GT.
Indisputably nice jigging, guys, but the fact that the bone is fit to the canoe pattern makes your knives substantially more fascinating to me!!View attachment 802297
Travman, last time you posted that knife, I had to find one. Here it is!
Stellar knife, FBC!
That’s a beauty Al!I love how the jigging goes all the way to the bolsters on each end!
Thanks for sharing it today!
On this 1973 vintage 6231-1/2 the jigging is not quite as good but still not bad for a knife that was considered a working knife. On the lower end of the price scale. I bought three of these out of the same Pumpkin box for $6.75 each. The bad thing about that was I was only making like $2.70 an hour! It was a good think I was still living at home!
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Sensational knife, Ron, and even more amazing story!!Clay it was probably a good thing that I didn’t have more money to spend back then! I would have so many knives I wouldn’t know what to do with them!![]()
Thanks, Gary. It is a good little worker.Stellar knife, FBC!![]()