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

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I've went from carrying traditional knives, to carrying modern knives, and now back to traditional knives again.
When I was a kid, it was nothing but Schrade Jacks and Stockmans. Then I started working ranches and competing in rodeos, it was all modern one-hand opening knives because that's what was needed. Then as I got older and life settled down, I came back to traditional knives for the simplicity and nostalgia. The Yellow Case Trapper is what lured me back...

 
Nice Red un's @Ironbut!!!
There's nuthin' like a Redbone, "Souped-up", 10 Dot Case, Low-mileage Case Barlow!!!
Unless it's given by a friend!!! Then it's even better!!! :D
Thanks so much Greg!!! @Leslie Tomville !!! :)
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(Please excuse my scanner's scratches! She's gettin' pretty old!)
 
My newest Case, just arrived in the mail yesterday. A Wharncliffe Mini Trapper with random pattern carbon damascus blades. Model 6207W DAM from 2016. 1 of 500 which is very low production for a current production Case. :D

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That's a looker, Ron; great bone and blades! :thumbsup::thumbsup:
 
Not sure if I posted this amber Jigged Texas jack when I got it back in January, but I've since modified the abnormal pen blade into a clip and have used it quite a bit.
The patina is coming along nicely and with the decision to keep in in my pocket through the rest of the year it should get even better.

It sure is a great knife, if it had a normal pen blade is have left it alone but I do quite like it with my clip point modification.
 
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