Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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- Mar 2, 1999
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I just got this yesterday at the Lewisburg PA knife show, it's a stout folder!
And both blades are nicely ground to quite a thin edge too!
It's a Case 6231 1/2, a Case XX 6 dot code, which I am lead to understand
that it was made back in 1974, back while I was in the Navy
Wanted to give this folder it's own thread, here are some quicky photos;
Very nice size and the main blade is working in pretty good now,
both blades took an exceptional edge.
So, lets see which one you guys/gals have in your collection and what you
think of this, to me, a very traditional style jack knife!

G2
And both blades are nicely ground to quite a thin edge too!
It's a Case 6231 1/2, a Case XX 6 dot code, which I am lead to understand
that it was made back in 1974, back while I was in the Navy

Wanted to give this folder it's own thread, here are some quicky photos;





Very nice size and the main blade is working in pretty good now,
both blades took an exceptional edge.
So, lets see which one you guys/gals have in your collection and what you
think of this, to me, a very traditional style jack knife!

G2
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