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

[Falling_rain]

Gorgeous dark covers on your 92 Falling_rain. I picked up my first 92 this past winter . . . it has the lighter covers, from 1976.

Thanks Jeff! Your 92 cover looks gorgeous too! It has got a pocket worn appearance!

 

[black mamba]

Thanks, rain! It's just darn hard to beat a 4 inch stockman, regardless of its many, many iterations.

 

[jwb01]

Thanks The Fort for the "Wow" . Here is a picture taken for your interest. It is a solid one!

Gorgeous dark covers on your 92 Falling_rain. I picked up my first 92 this past winter . . . it has the lighter covers, from 1976.

Fantastic guys! Both gorgeous!
Black Mamba that one has the perfect birth year!

 

[willc]

This is my 3318HE.
I like it cause it has a pen blade instead of the spey.

Does anyone know how old this may be and what does the HE stand for?

 

[redsparrow]

It was produced in 1981 and the "HE" designates a pen blade instead of a spey. Nice knife!

 

[Modoc ED]

Just a simple Sod Buster Jr.

 

[Ace Rimmer]

From willc : "Does anyone know how old this may be and what does the HE stand for?"

According to the book Collecting Case Knives by Steve Pfeiffer, the "H" stands for "sHeepsfoot" and the "E" stands for "pEn". (Really! They couldn't use the first letter because of duplicates: Sheepsfoot, Spey, Pen, and Punch.)

 

[Don W]

Here is my most used and favorite Case trapper.

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Case XX TB61546 Back Pocket c.2015

Looking forward to using this 'un!

 

[RDaneel]

Case XX TB61546 Back Pocket c.2015

Looking forward to using this 'un!

That is a really good looking knife, Al!

 

[RDaneel]

My latest Teardrop acquisition, Star Spangled. The blue and red portions are cut down (don't know how to say this), while the white portions are flush/level with the bolsters. The pile side is natural bone.

 

[Will Power]

Off to prune the fruit trees

 

[MerryMadMonk]

That is a really good looking knife, Al!

Thanks, Dean!

My latest Teardrop acquisition, Star Spangled. The blue and red portions are cut down (don't know how to say this), while the white portions are flush/level with the bolsters. The pile side is natural bone.

I was looking at this series just the other day. Your picture and description really help! I need to get at least one for Fourth of July.

 

[MerryMadMonk]

Off to prune the fruit trees

Now, that's pruning with style, Will!

 

[Will Power]

Thanks Al, I'm overjoyed by it

 

[george65]

XX 22028

 

[MerryMadMonk]

That's a beauty, George! High on my wish list and elusive, of course... especially one as nice as yours!

 

[Travman]

Case medium stockman.


After I dyed it cocoa brown with RIT dye.

 

[george65]

thanks MMM!
I've been looking for a user with a few dings on it already. can't bring myself to carry this one yet. its a real comfortable pattern with sunk joints

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks, Dean!

I was looking at this series just the other day. Your picture and description really help! I need to get at least one for Fourth of July.

Thanks, Al. I tried to catch how it looked because I couldn't find any photos from retailers that showed how it looked or felt. Also, did not see or read anywhere that the pile side was plain. I'm glad it helped; I really like the one I got and I think it is a neat design.