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

Duckdog said:
And thank you for the kind comment and the time you spent to take a look. Here's some other shots of that pair:

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That trapper is something else. Unbelievable color on that stag...very nice example my friend.
 
I have a few more!! At one time (when I was eating high on the hog!!:eek:)
I was obsessed with rare and unusual old Case knives! Now I can't afford them ( and eat mostly vegetables and beans!!:p), but luckily I managed to hang onto a few!! Here is a Red Stag 5347HP from the heyday of Case's XX period!!:D
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For those with fine dexterity, here are a couple of 'Nuts that came my way!!
I could never warm to them until now as they were too small for my thuggish fingers. But when I got them, I saw they were quite beautiful!! Used but retaining their XX amazingness, behold!!;)
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Thanks, Jeff!! And thanks to all those who hit the like buttons!!:)
You all almost broke them!!!:eek: I guess there's some love for old Case knives!!o_O
Here's one from the Tested XX era; a 6231 1/2 in what collectors used to call "YellowBone", or something like that???:rolleyes: A hefty knife at 3 3/4"!!:cool:
Half-stop and crocodilish!!:DYellow 6231 half A.jpg Yellow 6231 half B.jpg Yellow 6231 half C.jpg
 
waynorth waynorth That's really interesting Charlie, was about to comment on that 'Yellowbone' myself as it's got an excellence about it that's remarkable:cool: Rodgers Bone in that light colour makes it all the more unusual, a great colour wish that were available today. Have a soft word in the ear of your friend Bill, he might get motivated :)
 
waynorth said:
For those with fine dexterity, here are a couple of 'Nuts that came my way!!
I could never warm to them until now as they were too small for my thuggish fingers. But when I got them, I saw they were quite beautiful!! Used but retaining their XX amazingness, behold!!;)
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Before seeing the blades open on those Peanuts and based on the color of the bone, I would have guessed that the top knife was Case XX USA and the bottom knife Case XX!

I never tire of seeing your Case knives and save all the pictures for reference. I'm probably not alone.:p Thanks for showing!
 
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