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I have three Case pocket knives from 1989 and 1990. These knives were the very first release of Damascus bladed pocket knives by Case. Jim Parker owned Case at the time and the 512 layer Damascus was produced by Parker's plant in Alabama. These knives are quite scarce as they were made over 20 years ago and my understanding is that only 1,200 of each were made. These are all very high quality traditional knives in mint condition. They are fine and sophisticated using knives and would make great gifts. The handles of each knife are a nice antique brown bone with a Rogers style jigging.
The first knife is a ROG 6207 Sp "Mini Trapper", just the right pocket size at 3-1/2" closed, a very versatile blade combination. $100 shipped.
The second knife is a ROG 61059 executive lockback. this knife has unusual construction with integral stainless steel liners and bolsters. 3-1/8" closed. This is the rarest of the early Damascus Case knives. $100 shipped.
The last knife is a ROG 62042 penknife, this is also a nice executive pattern, 3" closed length, elegant but strong with spear and pen blades and fits the hand nicely. $70 shipped.
The first knife is a ROG 6207 Sp "Mini Trapper", just the right pocket size at 3-1/2" closed, a very versatile blade combination. $100 shipped.
The second knife is a ROG 61059 executive lockback. this knife has unusual construction with integral stainless steel liners and bolsters. 3-1/8" closed. This is the rarest of the early Damascus Case knives. $100 shipped.
The last knife is a ROG 62042 penknife, this is also a nice executive pattern, 3" closed length, elegant but strong with spear and pen blades and fits the hand nicely. $70 shipped.
