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

r redden said:
Welcome to the Porch. :thumbsup:

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Lovely Russlock! Nice stag on that one.
 
Prester John said:
Is that smaller than the "small toothpick"? I like the engraving on the bolsters.
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It was part of this set. The 610096 pattern, of which the Case online store calls it both a tiny and small toothpick of which I think the latter is the more proper. Besides not having any interest in toothpicks I wasn't too keen on engraving, but there you have it, I really like this thing.
 
Bugdoc said:
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It was part of this set. The 610096 pattern, of which the Case online store calls it both a tiny and small toothpick of which I think the latter is the more proper. Besides not having any interest in toothpicks I wasn't too keen on engraving, but there you have it, I really like this thing.
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I may pick up one next year. Although I wish they'd make more of the medium size. Three inches is a little small.
 
This is small enough to always carry along with your other daily knife of choice. That's what I'm doing so it will be a real pocket worn knife.
 
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I've had this knife since I was a kid. It belonged to my uncle, who passed away when I was 10. Its my only keepsake. Its been in storage for quite awhile at my sisters house. This Christmas my nephew found it and returned it to me. Even though its been mine all these years, it was a great Christmas present to receive.
 
Bugdoc said:
Misplaced finds his misplaced Case:D Too cool. A lovely Granddaddy Barlow!

Prester John Prester John , forgot that Case made larger toothpicks in the past. Look for the 093 & 094 patterns. I just saw quite a a few on two well known sites.
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Will do, Tom. Thanks! My daughter received hers today and loves it!
 
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