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W.R. Case & Sons, Case XX, 6468 SS, Small Congress Pocket Worn Antique Peach Seed Jigged Bone, 3", NEW, Vintage 2003.  

NOTE: This is not a commemorative or special corporate run, it is straight from Case with the only engraving being the oval emblem, "Case XX" with the long-tail "C".  See pics of stamping on the Back Right Spear blade tang for the "USA_6468_ SS", and the Front Right Sheepsfoot blade tang for the Xs and 2 dots, for 2003, same as the box.  

No tarnish, rust, pits, spider webs, handle gaps, or cracked/chipped handles.  The understated Brown and Dark Ivory colored handles display the Pocket Worn look/feel so well.  Case has always had a way of making polished handles look like natural luster.

Pictures are of the actual knife the winning bidder will receive.  This is a quality knife in all respects, more like a precision instrument in that smaller Congress frame.

The blades are sharp right out of the box, and the four blades crammed into a Congress model can be a little tricky to open with a fingernail, but easier in this smaller frame.  Definite half-stops.  Smooth, straight nail picks, the longer version.  The blades are tight but still SNAP! on the close.

W. R. Case & Sons Cutlery, a true American brand, made quality knives, especially pocketknives, for over 100 years.

This flawless Small Congress would look good in a collection, but serve well if'n you wanna press it into use.  As Gus told Woodrow, "It's not dyin' I'm talkin' about, it's LIVIN' !"  Pocket knives were made to be used. 

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