Case red bone pictures?

[5K Qs]

1940-64 6269 half congress (thanks for the GAW, Bill):


Here's a 1975 canoe that I think is red bone, but I could be wrong:


- GT

 

[315]

It looks like both of these knives could tell some stories. Excellent

 

[black mamba]

A late 1960s Barlow.

 

[SteveC]

 

[SteveC]

 

[danno50]

XX era 62024 1/2

 

[hornetguy]

6275SP "Moose" from 1940-1964. The long pull may indicate that it is from the earlier part of that period.

now THAT is a true "pocket worn" bone knife! Lots of history in that one, I imagine....

 

[The Fort]

I forgot about this 35 1/2 pattern. Great knife!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

1940-64 6269 half congress (thanks for the GAW, Bill):
View attachment 1275271

Here's a 1975 canoe that I think is red bone, but I could be wrong:
View attachment 1275275

- GT

That canoe is definitely red bone! Thats the very knife that prompted me to seek out a redbone canoe with the Indian in a canoe etch for myself,unless of course you have multiple redbone canoes
Guess you can say your a social media "influencer" now

 

[Txjohn]

Case redbone threads usually get into what’s “ redbone”. There’s a school of thought that true redbone is from the 1940-1964 era. Everything after is pretty bone or just bone . The other school is - if Im selling, it’s redbone . If your selling , is just bone . I’m in the 40-64 camp
Although I’ve seen some from 1965-1969 era that sure look red .

 

[waverave]

 

[Ironbut]

 

[Headwinds]

This one certainly isn’t “classic Case redbone”, but I’m a literalist. It’s Case, red, and bone, so here it is.

 

[NativeCraft]

Any pictures of what Case currently calls "smooth dark red bone"? Like this:
https://caseknives.com/collections/...smooth-dark-red-bone-trappperlock-w-belt-clip

 

[5K Qs]

That canoe is definitely red bone! Thats the very knife that prompted me to seek out a redbone canoe with the Indian in a canoe etch for myself,unless of course you have multiple redbone canoes
Guess you can say your a social media "influencer" now

Heaven help us!!
Thanks, David; that's the only canoe like that I have, and I'm glad it inspired you to track one down.

- GT

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Case redbone threads usually get into what’s “ redbone”. There’s a school of thought that true redbone is from the 1940-1964 era. Everything after is pretty bone or just bone . The other school is - if Im selling, it’s redbone . If your selling , is just bone . I’m in the 40-64 camp
Although I’ve seen some from 1965-1969 era that sure look red .

Most of mine are from the 70's, I think they did a fine job in that era as well. True that nothing is going to beat the old stuff imho.

 

[waynorth]

Not Redbone to a purist, but . . . . . . . .

Small, Medium and Large whittlers of that time period!

 

[Gevonovich]

Not Redbone to a purist, but . . . . . . . .View attachment 1275550

Small, Medium and Large whittlers of that time period!

Large please

 

[waynorth]

More "Reddish" Case pics from my archive!

 

[waynorth]

More of those Large Whittlers for Gev - but not all "Red"!!
(a second cut Stag in there!)