Let's see your Traditional Case knives, old to new.

[oldtymer]

One of my "newer ones" 2000 issue

 

[jwb01]

Back pocket in burnt amber bone and 154 CM.

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Josh, that's a great pic. I bought one just like it a couple of days ago. Looking forward to Monday mail call!

 

[Planterz]

EDIT: Wrong thread.

 

[matfox]

Half Congress 1940-64, reddish bovine handles.
Nice strong pull, great snap and half stop on both blades.

 

[pmek5]

Half Congress 1940-64, reddish bovine handles.
Nice strong pull, great snap and half stop on both blades.

Wow, nice deep red on those covers.

 

[oldtymer]

One of the more recent ones

 

[matfox]

Wow, nice deep red on those covers.

Thanks, pmek5!

 

[RDaneel]

Tear drops! I bought the middle one (125th Case Anniversary on mark side cover) quite awhile ago. But for some reason, I have become fascinated by this pattern. I bought the other two in the last two weeks.

 

[Randy3000]

My town has an old time mercantile store and they sell case knives. Picked this guy up a few weekends ago. It is my new favorite whittling knife. The blades rub and the backsprings arent flush at all positions but i dont care!

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Yesterday I had some business north of home so I stopped into that same hardware store where I had found my chestnut bone CV swayback jack a little while ago. At that time they just had a very small Case display that was almost all picked over and nearly empty. I keep going back there to look at a harvest orange muskrat, which is not my favorite pattern but I love the color. I had about convinced myself that if it was still there I'd buy it.
Well, this time they had a new, full, larger display case! But... the muskrat was nowhere to be found. There was a beautiful red peanut (pocket worn, I think, but maybe dark red CV -- I didn't check) but since I have two peanuts I decided to pass on that one for now. (Note clever wording: "for now.") I didn't see anything else that really called to me, but, I don't (or didn't) yet have anything in yellow Delrin CV, and I've been wanting to try a slimline trapper, and there was one in the display, so...
Blade centering isn't perfect and there's a bit of a spring to liner gap on one side, but none of that bothers me in a good ol' workin' knife. I love the feel of the smooth Delrin, the length and reach of that slim clip point blade is really nice, and the tip is pretty sharp (as confirmed by the puncture in my index finger). Despite being over four inches long it's slim enough to all but disappear comfortably in my pocket.

 

[Falling_rain]

Some CASE redbones line up. From left to right #62042, 1973; #6244, 1940-64; #6232, 1940-64; #6392, 1972.

 

[Txjohn]

Nice jacks ^^

 

[joeradza]

Case Canoe.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Two new ones just arrived,

Bose/Case Tribal Lock

Untitled by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

Case Seahorse in Vintage Stag

Case Seahorse by GaryWGraley, on Flickr

G2

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Geeperz! I just bought that yellow Delrin slimline trapper mostly because I wanted to see what the material is like, and I can say that I do like it. Well today I made the "mistake" of stopping into the local knife shop where I found this 2017 tribal lock. It was one of several Yellow Delrin Case knives that Pat had traded for at a knife show. I was able to buy it for $5 less than I paid for the trapper!

 

[The Fort]

Some CASE redbones line up. From left to right #62042, 1973; #6244, 1940-64; #6232, 1940-64; #6392, 1972.

Wow,................That 92!

 

[george65]

tested 6299
4 1/8"

 

[Falling_rain]

Wow,................That 92!

Thanks The Fort for the "Wow" . Here is a picture taken for your interest. It is a solid one!

 

[black mamba]

Gorgeous dark covers on your 92 Falling_rain. I picked up my first 92 this past winter . . . it has the lighter covers, from 1976.