Case XX USA 1965-1969 6231 1/2 “Heavy Jack” Chestnut Red Bone Nice & Mint

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Hi, I am Steve Pfeiffer, author of the book
Collecting Case knives - Identification and Price Guide
. I have been collecting, buying, and selling CASE and other brands of vintage and modern pocket knives since 1973.
I am offering some fine collectible pocket knives for sale. See my other auction listings for more collectible knives.
CASE XX USA 1965-1969 stamp.
Pattern # 6231 1/2 “Heavy Jack” knife, 3-3/4” closed.
Brass liners with pinned oval CASE shield.
The blade steel is CV (carbon) steel.
Both blades have strong snap with half stops, no wobble.
Chestnut red bone handles with amazing color.
The handles have no cracks or chips.
A mint knife - never sharpened, carried, or cleaned, original blade finish and edges.
One tiny carbon speck on one backspring.
Included is a scarce vintage Case “pumpkin” box that originally held six of the 6318 Sh Sp SSP pattern. Case used this style of box from the 1950’s through the mid-1980’s.
Also included is an original Case wrapper with PROPER CARE OF YOUR CASE POCKET KNIFE instructions.
The wrapper is in excellent condition, normal handling wear.
Case discontinued the use of these printed wrappers in the early 1980’s.
My Stock Number S12617
GroupA
The knife shown in the photos is the exact knife that you will receive.
All knives will be shipped promptly to you in a sturdy corrugated box.
Sales to USA Locations Only - Buyer must be at least 18 years of age.
Some states have started requiring eBay to collect sales tax on items going to these states. eBay has a list of those states that have started collecting sales tax in 2019 on online purchases. This is nothing I have control over and the sales tax is automatically added to your total by eBay if you reside in one of these states.
See my other listings for more collectible knives.
Any knives listed as having BONE handles have handles made of Bovine bone from the South American Zebu cattle.
Any knives listed as having STAG handles have handles made of Sambar deer antler - naturally shed.