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

[colinslack]

Some cracked ice goodness.

 

[jcfleming813930]

I love Case knives. I have a small collection seeing as my place was broken into and I'm only starting new 4 months ago. I don't know how to upload my pictures. My most recent purchase was a Case 25 cent knife.

 

[jcfleming813930]

I agree with you on that one-- the clarity of the older shields points up the relative 'fussiness' of the newer ones.

Here's my own happy selection:

A certain theme emerges....

Case's mediterranean is in my sweet spot for "blue."


Case's navy blue is also mighty fine:

Chestnut swayback jack:

Mini Copperlock:

A red congress whittler from Duncan:

And finally, one of my favorite photographs of ever (mini copperhead):

~ P.

Beautiful collection

 

[bigfish64]

I love Case knives. I have a small collection seeing as my place was broken into and I'm only starting new 4 months ago. I don't know how to upload my pictures. My most recent purchase was a Case 25 cent knife.

Really sorry to hear that your house was broken into. Good luck building your new collection.

 

[Boattale]

This one is only about 25 years old. But I still like it.



This was a Christmas present in 2020. Only good thing about the whole year. Need a better/smaller belt pouch for it.

 

[Gonzalo]

 

[mbkr]

Case's Winterbottom jigging is some of my favorite

 

[BladeOwner72]

Most of the Buck 110 clones look so much like a Buck you need to read the tang stamp. The Case Hammerhead and Case Mako had a unique STYLE, they really look like a product of the 1970’s. The Case Hammerhead is a pretty good working knife too. The blade etch on yours looks nice, mine is very faded but the knife is still tight and holds a fine edge. OH

I picked up a Case XX Hammerhead 5159 LSSP this past week for a few bucks due to it being corroded around the ends and someone tried to buff blade and needs to stay away from a buffer till they learn more about it....Long story short I was able to clean the green corroded ends and rest of knife so it is decent.
Are there many Mako collectors out here? What's your take on collecting these?

 

[SteveC]

 

[Old Hunter]

BladeOwner72 I don’t collect Case Hammerhead’s or Mako’s per se, but rather use and collect Case knives in general. You could definitely build a nice collection around either one or both, they are excellent knives and have been around long enough to have plenty of variety to make chasing them worthwhile. I would think a focus on the large Case Lockbacks would make a fine and interesting collecting theme. OH

 

[Pt-Luso]

 

[huntnfishin]

Posted this in another thread but am so happy about it I wanted to share it here. My latest arrival - 1970 Texas Jack

 

[bigfish64]

Posted this in another thread but am so happy about it I wanted to share it here. My latest arrival - 1970 Texas Jack View attachment 1537748View attachment 1537749

Super nice! If I had that knife I’d post it too!

 

[TheFactor]

 

[DonJGiles]

I am really enjoying these Case Knives. My newest favorite is the Tribal Lock.

Don

 

[bigfish64]

I am really enjoying these Case Knives. My newest favorite is the Tribal Lock.

Don

Tribals are nice knives, big, but not too big, and easy to carry. Yours has great color.

 

[DonJGiles]

Tribals are nice knives, big, but not too big, and easy to carry. Yours has great color.

Thank you, Sir!

 

[Old Hunter]

Leaving shortly for another eye procedure, won't need much of a knife this afternoon, so I'm carrying this "not much of a knife" Case 63027 - actually a pretty well made penknife. OH

 

[waynorth]

Leaving shortly for another eye procedure, won't need much of a knife this afternoon, so I'm carrying this "not much of a knife" Case 63027 - actually a pretty well made penknife. OH

Nice little knife!!
Good luck with your eye visit!!

 

[Old Hunter]

waynorth thanks Charlie, I think this one went pretty well. OH