VTG 1973 Case XX 92042 Near Mint Case XX 6333 1965-1969) Red Bone Lot of 2 For Sale

highly collectible piece of American craftsmanship: a vintage Case XX Small Stockman (Model 6333) pocket knife, proudly manufactured in Bradford, Pennsylvania, between 1965 and 1969. This "little gem" features classic Jigged Red Bone handles (legal bovine) with an inset silver oval Case shield. The scales show spectacular deep reddish-amber tones and remain robust and tight. Pattern Number: 6333 stamped clearly on the secondary blade tang. Main Tang Stamp: "CASE XX / U.S.A." (No dots, correctly identifying the 1965-1969 era).Blades: 3-blade configuration consisting of a traditional Clip point main blade, a Sheepsfoot blade, and a Pen blade.Snap & Walk: Outstanding mechanical condition! All three blades have excellent, highly audible snap both opening and closing with zero lazy blade wobble. This knife is in honest, authentic vintage condition. It has been carried, used, and sharpened over its lifetime, resulting in typical blade profile wear, carbon tarnish, and a beautiful natural patina on the carbon steel surfaces. Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to assess the precise cosmetic condition.beautifully preserved piece for the serious Case collector: a vintage 1973 Case XX 2-Blade Pen Knife (Model 92042) scaled in gorgeous, premium Imitation Pearl composition. This knife is in spectacular, collector-grade Near Mint condition. The synthetic pearlescent handles display a stunning, deep fiery iridescence and are completely free of any cracks, chips, pin checks, or shrinkage. It features bright nickel-silver bolsters, crisp brass liners, and tight pins. Key Features and Mechanics: Pattern Number: 92042 stamped clearly on the secondary pen blade tang (the 9 prefix correctly identifies Case's vintage imitation pearl material). Tang Stamp and Date: CASE XX / U.S.A. with 7 Dots, securely dating this piece to 1973. Blades: 2-blade configuration consisting of a Spear master blade and a Pen secondary blade. Both blades retain a brilliant factory mirror polish. They appear completely unsharpened and unused with full profiles, showing only minor micro-scratches from decades of storage. Snap and Walk: Exceptional mechanical condition. Both blades have snappy, crisp walking action and highly audible snap both opening and closing with zero blade wobble.Closed Length: Slimline frame measures approximately 3 inches closed.Condition Notes: This pocket knife has been safely tucked away in a private collection for over 50 years. It shows no signs of field use or sharpening. The backsprings are clean, tight, and bright. While it is beautifully preserved, please note minor handling patina on the bolsters and faint storage marks on the blade steel as shown. Please review the high-resolution photos to verify its outstanding condition