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Just a few dots- Case that is,
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When you stopping by? I would gladly spend the day letting you coon finger and chicken eye the collection, no safe queens, they all are ready for handling. Thanks for the compliment. That was a folksy thing thing to do.u suck jim.....
Seriously, you have the nicest collection. I wanna come over and just spend the day checking out your stuff.
Moving to Oklahoma anytime soon?????
Brett
Jim
BTW: Too old to move, next move will be six feet under.
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When you stopping by? I would gladly spend the day letting you coon finger and chicken eye the collection, no safe queens, they all are ready for handling. Thanks for the compliment. That was a folksy thing thing to do.
Jim
BTW: Too old to move, next move will be six feet under.
heck, where're you at? I might consider coming your way just to coon finger and chicken eye your collection...
Take care jim,
brett
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Great knives, I agree with Brett, you have one incredible collection. :thumbup:
What is the pattern#?
ps: could there be a '81 9dot Case SS hiding in that bunch?
What is the pattern#?
ps: could there be a '81 9dot Case SS hiding in that bunch?
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The dots are used to date the Case knives, for a complete break down of the Case dating system just look here:
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/wr_case/about_case_knives/date_identification.php
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Matter of fact there is, actually two and one is a customized Case, guess which one?
James
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Thanks for helping me out with the dating, I just do not study nor have I ever the dating symbols, I just bought what I liked.
Jim
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Obviously the one you took the picture of by itself.
That stag looks gorgeous, but to be honest, I would prefer the jigged bone ones
. I was rather surprised to see the long deep nail nicks on the ones from the 80's. Any idea about the pattern number?
Anyway, great stuff.:thumbup:
Peter
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I can only point you to this thread.Obviously the one you took the picture of by itself.
That stag looks gorgeous, but to be honest, I would prefer the jigged bone ones
I was rather surprised to see the long deep nail nicks on the ones from the 80's. Any idea about the pattern number?
Anyway, great stuff.:thumbup:
Peter
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=5674084&postcount=22
Thanks, I appreciate the comments.
Jim
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I would never have thought that the scales are wood.Great knife whatever the handles are
Thanks for the link.
Peter
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At one time or another most of these were carried as an EDC for a bit, until the next one came, usually within a week or so. EXCEPT all customs which have not been carried. Bose Peanut and Kerry Khnutbuster being the exceptions. Tony does not get used. Just carried like a baby. I also carry daily my Fong. But this being a traditional thread. All production models were subject to carry. I did have some too big to carry, but that is another story. Lots of stories to go with 42 years of collecting or accumulation.I like these also. I always like it when I see pictures from your collection.:thumbup:
Do you really use most if not all your collection from time to time?
Thanks for the compliments.
Jim