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What did I just buy? This is listed as a 2009 Case Standard Knife Co. Eisenhower stamped with USA 06263 SS. Is this a limited edition? I can't find anything on these other than it was a Case brand back in 1901 -1903 (I would love to own one of those!).

Anyway, I just received this today. These are the seller's pictures:
 
Cutfinger, I'm glad I'm in good company. Lol. I'm also trying it from my phone, because my wife likes the laptop more than she likes me and wants a cash deposit before I can touch it. Lol
 
Casey_C said:
One more question, and I apologize for my ineptness. Did I just give you all access to every photo I have, or just the knife pic??
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I see your knife pic and it doesn't appear that I have access to other photos. I'm not real familiar with flickr though.
Another option, which I and many others use, is imgur. It's free. Just use the BB Code selection to post to the forum.
 
Terrific. So, about the knife, and a little about me. I became truly addicted to knife collecting about 15 years ago, and then sort of dropped off the radar a couple years later. Finances changed. Any way, the knife is a 10 dot (70) 6392 with perfectly pocket-worn bone. Yeah, that's a little rust. This is Mississippi and we know a thing or two about humidity down here in the 'Sip. I carry a Spydie as a general purpose work knife, and there's always a Wenger SI in the left front pocket. But this Case goes pretty much everywhere I go.
 
Vaporstang said:
What did I just buy? This is listed as a 2009 Case Standard Knife Co. Eisenhower stamped with USA 06263 SS. Is this a limited edition? I can't find anything on these other than it was a Case brand back in 1901 -1903 (I would love to own one of those!).

Anyway, I just received this today. These are the seller's pictures:
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There's some info on the W.R. Case & Sons website. Look for "Family Brands". Nice knife :)
 
Since the Photobucket ransom locked my pics, I get to post them all over again!
Here's some of my Case/Bose collaboration knives. Love am all!
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Railsplitter said:
Awesome photo, Gary! I like the way you have the knives tilted in their slots instead of laying flat. Nice display.
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Thanks, Rick. The slots were precut. It was easier to use what was there then to try and cut more foam away. It worked out well.
 
Peregrin said:
Since the Photobucket ransom locked my pics, I get to post them all over again!
Here's some of my Case/Bose collaboration knives. Love am all!
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Nice shot of some great knives. Can you please tell me what model the first two are. Thank you.
 
pmek5 said:
Nice shot of some great knives. Can you please tell me what model the first two are. Thank you.
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Thanks, Tim! They are both Lockback Whittlers. The stag with the clip point main is from 2005. Blades are ATS-34. The ebony with the Wharncliff main is from 2014. The blades are 154-CM.
If I remember correctly Tony Bose said the lockback Whittlers are one of the most difficult knives to make. Case did a great job on these.
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