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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Let's see your Traditional Case knives, old to new.
- Thread starter Pipeman
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As an electrician, this one is pretty cool to me. I passed on a bunch till I found this one...
Clay
Awesome knife there my compadre thanks for sharing
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You are welcome. Those wood scales really are the best part of it imo.
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Thanks totkst1. I don't to gravitate to the trappers but this old Case has been a real workhorse.
Thanks Will, the old copperhead does have some beautiful old worn bone. I agree that the stag Eisenhowers have gotten pretty pricey. I was lucky enough to pick mine up new back in '82.
Thanks, heday60. The Eisenhower isn't a red letter but it does have some very nice stag nevertheless.
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Thank You Dave! This canoe came to me a bit by chance.
mat
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I was so excited when I saw this sitting in grandpa's old shed...until I opened it. Oh well it's still a cool piece of memerobilia. It's amazing how good the action still was, very snappy.
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Ironbut
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Me too. The canoe just seems like the perfect size for me. Looks solid too.
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I was so excited when I saw this sitting in grandpa's old shed...until I opened it. Oh well it's still a cool piece of memerobilia. It's amazing how good the action still was, very snappy.
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Gopher, I see toothpick like blades on auctions sites and often pass them by, but that being your Grandpa's the toothpick blade wouldn't bother me one bit...LOOK AT THOSE GORGEOUS RED BONE COVERS
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That is such a cool keepsake, I LOVE it:thumbup: I know you could put it up so it's safe and I understand that but every now and then I'd carry that in a heartbeat, WOW, I love that knife and the fact it was your Granpa's...so cool
:thumbup: the tang dates it 1965-1969, what a treasure.I was so excited when I saw this sitting in grandpa's old shed...until I opened it. Oh well it's still a cool piece of memerobilia. It's amazing how good the action still was, very snappy.
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A true treasure!
Clay
Very nice Clay, love the scales on it.My knife collection started out with "Gentleman's pen knives" so when I stumbled across this I had to have it. The perfect bridge between those old pens and the Case knives that seem to have all my attention these days...
Clay
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Here is my oldest Case knife. Or whats left of it...lol
It is a case and sons Bradford pa which should make it pretty early.
It has seen a long hard life but still snaps open a closed.
I will have to get a picture of my other case knives later.
most are in far better shape than this old relic.
It is a case and sons Bradford pa which should make it pretty early.
It has seen a long hard life but still snaps open a closed.
I will have to get a picture of my other case knives later.
most are in far better shape than this old relic.
