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Case XX USA 1965-69 5347 HP Stag Stockman Pocket Knife
$225.00
Here is a beautiful Case XX USA stag congress pattern from 1965 – 1969. This stockman pattern includes a clip master blade as well as a sheep foot spey blade marked “FOR FLESH ONLY.” I featured this knife in a Youtube video regarding a large Case knife collection I purchased. Still has factory edges on the blades and appears unused. Carbon blades have some common blade rubs and a bit of staining. Handles are genuine stag with a small, stable stress crack on the reverse (see picture). Measures 3 15/16″ closed. Features nickel silver bolsters and liners. Blades have very strong snap. Great looking knife!
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