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

This a great knife!, why doesn't Case make more of these (pattern)? The only thing wrong with this knife is the shield not being pinned. If your going to use a cool shield , pin it. I have seen a few of this particular knife with the shield popped out , other than that it's a great solidly built pocket knife.
If Case made more of these with bone, micarta, wood, etc. just take my money.
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Just purchased from a friend, who was selling off some of his Case knives, two good, unused specimens!!
Top is a nice pen; 62109X, well fitted for a two-dot; sunk joints and single spring, it hides nicely in the pocket!!
This 1978 model represented a shift from Delrin to Bone handles for Case, according to Steve Pfeiffer, and
the knife was often referred to as the "Baby Copperhead"!!!
Bottom, what hasn't been said about Case's good, old Sodbuster!!!Pen and Sod 1.jpg
 
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A sowbelly is quite a special knife!! It appears to enhance some of the goals of a pocketknife!! As the main blade wears, it stays tucked into the handle, protecting the point, and the handle-pattern shape provides a nice firm grip, with that appropriate curve!!Casebelly1.jpgCasebelly2.jpg
Add a nicely Jigged, Redbone set of grips, and you have a heck of a knife!!
 
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