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The Case 33092 Birdseye Stockman from 1971 (identified by the 9-dot tang stamp) is a vintage large-pattern folding knife. The "Birdseye" designation refers to the distinctive visible brass pins (rivets) on the handle, which are larger and more prominent than standard Case pins.
Case 33092 Birdseye Stockman ~ Vintage 1971
$239.00
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Case 33092 Birdseye Stockman 1971 ~
- Pattern Number: 33092.
- Year of Manufacture: 1971 (indicated by the Case XX USA 9-dot tang stamp).
- Blade Configuration: 3 blades (typically a Clip Point master blade, a Sheepfootblade, and a Spey blade).
- Blade Material: Carbon Steel.
- Handle Material: Yellow Composition.
- Length: Approximately 4 inches when closed.
Key Features
- Birdseye Rivets: Large, exposed brass pins that give the knife its name. On many vintage 33092 models, "stress cracks" or "spider cracks" around these pins are common due to the pressure of the oversized rivets on the synthetic handle material. This knife has no cracks, it is near mint condition.
- Tang Stamp: The primary blade should be stamped "CASE XX USA" with 9 dots below it to signify the 1971 production year.
- Large Stockman Frame: This is one of Case's larger stockman patterns, designed for heavy-duty pocket carry and utility.
- Never used, carried or sharpened
- No box
- Condition is near mint, minor patina consistent with age
- SKU:
- CA-33092-L47
- Shipping:
- $5.99 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
