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Case XX 6275SP Red Bone "Moose" 1940 - 1964 ~ Vintage
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Case XX 6275SP Red Bone "Moose" 1940 - 1964 ~ Vintage
The Case XX 6275SP "Moose" manufactured between 1940 and 1964 with a Red Bone handle is a highly collectible, large-frame vintage folding pocketknife.
Breakdown of the Model Code (6275SP)
Each digit and letter in the Case pattern number describes a specific characteristic of the knife:
- 6: Signifies the handle material, which is Jigged Bone.
- 2: Indicates the total number of blades (2 blades).
- 75: Represents the factory pattern number for the Moose frame layout.
- SP: Denotes a Spey blade substitution or variant included in the configuration.
Specifications & Design
- Closed Length: Measures 4 1/4"closed.
- Blade Configuration: An equal-end design featuring two large blades opening from opposite ends of the handle.Blade Material: Crafted from high-carbon steel standard for the era, known for holding a sharp edge but prone to developing a natural patina over time.
- Main Blade: A long Clip Point blade, often featuring a distinct long pull nail nick.
- Secondary Blade: A large Spey blade.
- Handle Material: Authentic cattle bone dyed in Case’s highly desirable, vibrant "Red Bone" color with a distinct jigged texture for grip.
- Hardware: Traditionally finished with brass liners, nickel silver pins, and nickel silver bolsters.
Era Identification (1940 - 1964)
This specific knife features the iconic CASE XX tang stamp without any dots or year markings, which strictly places its manufacturing date within the 1940 to 1964 era. This stamp style preceded the dot-dating system introduced by Case in 1970.
- This is a nice old knife with character that has been used and sharpened
- Red bone jigged handle in exceptional condition for a knife 60 to 85 years old.
- See all photos for condition
