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SOLD!!!
Up for grabs is a very hard to find Case 10-dot (1970) 6333 small stockman in red bone. I have only ever seen one or two of these anywhere, and the condition on this one is truly nothing short of exceptional. If you are looking for something the size of a Peanut, but something different than the Peanut pattern, this is as good as it gets. Length is 2-11/16" closed and 4-11/16" long with the clip blade open. There is zero blade rub and all of the blades have excellent walk and talk. They are also very full and look to be unused. The liners appear to be steel and the blades are I believe carbon steel.
The only potential issue that I can see is that the spring for the secondary blades sits slightly proud on the pen side when closed. IMHO, that is no issue at all, at least for me.
This is a wonderful example of a knife that is 47 years old that would be a very welcome addition to any Case red bone collection.
She can be yours for $75 shipped CONUS with PP G&S. I will ship overseas as well, but I would ask that if I do that, the buyer add to the $75 price the actual cost of shipping over and above $6.80, whatever that turns out to be.
The first unequivocal "I'll take it!" here in this thread gets it!
Pics are here:
http://imgur.com/a/2lJgx
Up for grabs is a very hard to find Case 10-dot (1970) 6333 small stockman in red bone. I have only ever seen one or two of these anywhere, and the condition on this one is truly nothing short of exceptional. If you are looking for something the size of a Peanut, but something different than the Peanut pattern, this is as good as it gets. Length is 2-11/16" closed and 4-11/16" long with the clip blade open. There is zero blade rub and all of the blades have excellent walk and talk. They are also very full and look to be unused. The liners appear to be steel and the blades are I believe carbon steel.
The only potential issue that I can see is that the spring for the secondary blades sits slightly proud on the pen side when closed. IMHO, that is no issue at all, at least for me.
This is a wonderful example of a knife that is 47 years old that would be a very welcome addition to any Case red bone collection.
She can be yours for $75 shipped CONUS with PP G&S. I will ship overseas as well, but I would ask that if I do that, the buyer add to the $75 price the actual cost of shipping over and above $6.80, whatever that turns out to be.
The first unequivocal "I'll take it!" here in this thread gets it!
Pics are here:
http://imgur.com/a/2lJgx
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