Picked up this nice steak knife for $1 plus a decent sheath. The marking on the blade is weird . The wood is really actually quite nice in person and the blade sharpened up very nice. I used it as a paring knife and it did great. Likely gonna be my steak knife so it doesn't' really matter if it really is a Case knife. Mostly curious.
Interesting that it differs in two respects to the other examples namely 3 rivets rather than 2 and more strangely Case’s rather than Case like it was made by someone for Case maybe.
Here are some charts with Case Tang Stamps....if you look at the one for Hunting knives you will see that they used CASE'S STAINLESS from 1945-1955, so your knife might be from that period.
I did not know Case even made steak knives!!
Quote from: VICMAN on February 13, 2019, 12:53:55 PMHere are some charts with Case Tang Stamps....if you look at the one for Hunting knives you will see that they used CASE'S STAINLESS from 1945-1955, so your knife might be from that period.I just realized I forgot to attach the url for the charts in my post......here it ishttp://www.casexx.com/Library/TangStamp.asp
Cody, Aloha's knife has three rivets.
Quote from: SteveC on February 14, 2019, 02:09:17 AMCody, Aloha's knife has three rivets.I did not pay attention to that, thanks.