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

[oldtymer]

One of my older ones, late 90's I think. Just the right size & weight to carry, even in a pair of light weight shorts during warm weather.
Gotta' agree with Buzz on the yellow Delrin, plain but still appealing.

 

[jmh33]

I’d love to see a Case Trapper as the forum knife one year. 154cm Blades and some exotic covers would be awesome!

I guess it never hurts to dream..
John

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Seahorse whittler in smooth chestnut bone. Haven't been doing any whittling, so I decided to try just carrying it for a while.

 

[dc50]

Seahorse whittler in smooth chestnut bone. Haven't been doing any whittling, so I decided to try just carrying it for a while.

A very handsome knife. I am so tempted to pick one up myself.

 

[SuperHowl]

Seahorse whittler in smooth chestnut bone. Haven't been doing any whittling, so I decided to try just carrying it for a while.

That bone is awesome!

 

[sXePhenomenal]

My favorite two case knives ever made

 

[SuperHowl]

Had this one for a while now. F&f aren’t much to write home about and sometimes it takes two hands to disingage the lock. But I love it. The pattern is really great and a 4in handle is a great pocketable size for me. And when the sun hits the covers it comes alive. An enjoyable carry overall.

 

[TheChunk91]

I've had this one for a few years. 6232 from 1965-69. It's a real hard snapper. I used to have the current version of this knife, but I figured why keep it when I have this old one.

 

[TheChunk91]

This little 62109x is a dandy knife. I picked it up at a local estate sale a few years ago, for a steal. I used to have a modern version of this one too, but not anymore.

 

[TheChunk91]

Last but not least is a nice user 6318. Since I brought it out for a photo I think I may tote this one while out tonight. I don't have many older cases but I sure do like these red bones.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

That bone is awesome!

Thank you! To me it almost looks like super high polished walnut burl.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

I've had this one for a few years. 6232 from 1965-69. It's a real hard snapper. I used to have the current version of this knife, but I figured why keep it when I have this old one.

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This little 62109x is a dandy knife. I picked it up at a local estate sale a few years ago, for a steal. I used to have a modern version of this one too, but not anymore.

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Last but not least is a nice user 6318. Since I brought it out for a photo I think I may tote this one while out tonight. I don't have many older cases but I sure do like these red bones.

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Simply stunning!

 

[SteveC]

 

[TheFactor]

My canoe should be paddling it’s way into my mailbox today
Can’t wait

 

[Prester John]

My canoe should be paddling it’s way into my mailbox today
Can’t wait

That will probably be my next Case purchase.

 

[TheFactor]

That will probably be my next Case purchase.

I’ll post some pics when it arrives and my thoughts .

 

[ISKRA]

Last but not least is a nice user 6318. Since I brought it out for a photo I think I may tote this one while out tonight. I don't have many older cases but I sure do like these red bones.

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I like the pile side on it even more.

 

[joeradza]

Three different takes from Case. A 3 dot 1977 lockback, a current production swayback with MOP covers and an upscale Bose collaboration.

 

[The Fort]

Three different takes from Case. A 3 dot 1977 lockback, a current production swayback with MOP covers and an upscale Bose collaboration.View attachment 1090881 View attachment 1090882

Beautiful lockback, Alan!

 

[Buzzbait]

Beautiful lockback, Alan!

I agree. That lockback is crazy beautiful.