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Case XX 6318 SS John Deere 3 Blade Stockman Green Bone Tin Medallion
Product Description
Offered here is a collectible Case XX 6318 SS John Deere three-blade Stockman featuring vivid green jigged bone handles, polished bolsters, brass-colored liners and the distinctive oval John Deere shield.
This example includes its John Deere presentation tin, fitted insert and collector medallion, making it a much more complete and desirable set than a loose knife alone.
The classic 6318 Stockman pattern carries three traditional blades and is one of Case’s best-known working pocketknife patterns. Combined with the licensed John Deere styling and bright green bone handles, this is an attractive crossover collectible for both Case and John Deere XX
Pattern 6318 SSThree-blade StockmanGreen jigged bone handlesJohn Deere oval shieldStainless-steel bladesNickel-silver bolstersBrass-colored linersMade in USAJohn Deere presentation tinFitted interiorJohn Deere collector medallionCondition
Very good to excellent pre-owned collector condition.
Condition Notes
The blades appear bright and full with fine scratches, polishing marks and light handling/storage wear visible under strong lighting. The green jigged bone handles remain vibrant and show no obvious major cracks or chips in the supplied photographs.
The bolsters have light surface wear. The tin and insert show normal storage and handling wear consistent with age.
No claim is being made that the knife is mint, unused or unsharpened.
Please Note
We are not professional knife experts or graders. We have made every reasonable effort to research, identify, and describe this knife accurately based on its markings, characteristics, and available information. Please carefully review all photographs for exact identification, markings, condition, and details, as the photos are considered an important part of the description.