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GREAT looking Toothpick Jeremy! I like the Toothpick.
I would agree Jan. I am not sure how it got so many votes. It is the forum members who vote on the pattern. Maybe they were thinking it would be cheaper (it actually was the lowest price forum knife I have gotten from Case). I guess we will see what next year brings in the fall. I do like the looks of this one.
Jeremy,
I hope this is not the last one they do also. I dont think it was the best pattern for selling as many as they wanted. Want to sell a bunch? Sell teardrops LOL
All in All, this is one very good looking toothpick!
Nice one Jeremy!
This was item #75 at the Bruce Voyles Auction last night in Sieverville. There are 6 drawers in the back, 2 of which where unlocked. The drawers rattled something around in them but we couldnt unlock them! I have an email into the buyer. I would LOVE to know whats hidden in those 4 drawers. If I get an answer I will share it with you
Bob- Do you have pics to share?? Could be a salesmans sample knife or a so called magicians knife-- Interested to see photos-
I have a question about a Case xx, 1983 lightning s trapper pattern 3254 that has a white bone slab on the shield side and a yellow delrin slab on the obverse side. Looks like stainless see no cv mark on it. Any and all info is appreciated. It has not been sharpened or used but a a small crack at the center pin on the bone side, bolsters are a little discolored from storage and handling along with a couple of slight rust spots (spit marks) on blades. Just wondering how many were made and what price point then and now.
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