Old minty Case found in old tackle-box

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Hello all,

Acquired an old tackle box full of fishing stuff and this Case knife was in it wrapped up in a hanky. Does not look like it has ever been used. 9" long overall.

Is it a knife which Case made especially for fishing? Thanks in advance for your help....!


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I couldn't see any other use for the 'serrations' except for scaling fish .
 
It's a fishing knife. In decades past, there was a wider variety of styles. I like that style very much.
 
That's a 0600f, one I would like to buy if you want to part with it.
 
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wilsonj1018 said:
That's a 0600f, one I would like to buy if you want to part with it.
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Please familiarize yourself with the site rules. He doesn't have the correct membership to sell here and we don't do business in the General forum. All business goes in the Exchange.
 
Might want to bring this over to the Traditionals forum, as there would be a lot of folks there who would appreciate a nice minty piece like that, and help you out with information.
 
Once a common pattern with many cutlery companies. Russell Green River made them a 100+ years ago. I have one in my fishing gear that Ontario offered 40 some years ago.
 
Thanks guys. The tackle box belonged to a guy who was born around 1900 and did a lot of Muskie fishing in the mid-20th century.
 
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