My new Case/Bose Dog Leg Jack

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I love this pattern. I just pick this one up at the PO today. I bought this from a forum member. This is my first Case/Bose knife and so far it seems well worth the $$.

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I really like that pattern too. Makes for a very sweet carry.
 
Good taste. That is a beautiful knife and a great pattern. One of the classics imho.
 
I haven't gotten my hands on a dogleg jack yet but soon I hope. Nice one!

I really like the looks of the bone even more then the stag.
 
It's time to re-appreciate how frickin cool it is that Case has embraced this idea of providing a fine, almost completely hand made knife at a decent price. Their continued commitment to their customers, Tony, and preserving cutlery tradition should be applauded. :thumbup::cool:

Ooops...almost forgot, Congrats for a very cool knife snag. :)
 
I love Case knives and Mr. Bose.......well his work speaks for itself.

Congrats on the knife.
 
KnifeHead said:
It's time to re-appreciate how frickin cool it is that Case has embraced this idea of providing a fine, almost completely hand made knife at a decent price. Their continued commitment to their customers, Tony, and preserving cutlery tradition should be applauded. :thumbup::cool:
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I have always been a big fan of these "custom collaborations", even when my primary knife acquisitions were from Benchmade and Spyderco. To own a top-end production model designed by a top-level knifemaker was really something.

Of course, these days, my tastes run mostly toward traditinal patterns. And I still get a thrill form carrying a custom multiblade slipjoint--every time I use it.

The fact that now one can buy a "custom collaboration" in a traditional pattern has its own thrill. The Dan Burke knives from Queen and the Tony Bose knives from Case are exceedingly fine. Especially since Tony takes an interest in the production of these knives beyond the adoption of his designs.
While I am happy to give full credit to Case (big deal; I like the company anyway :D)--Tony deserves an extra nod of the head for his efforts in this matter.
 
shaldag said:
I have always been a big fan of these "custom collaborations", even when my primary knife acquisitions were from Benchmade and Spyderco. To own a top-end production model designed by a top-level knifemaker was really something.

Of course, these days, my tastes run mostly toward traditinal patterns. And I still get a thrill form carrying a custom multiblade slipjoint--every time I use it.

The fact that now one can buy a "custom collaboration" in a traditional pattern has its own thrill. The Dan Burke knives from Queen and the Tony Bose knives from Case are exceedingly fine. Especially since Tony takes an interest in the production of these knives beyond the adoption of his designs.
While I am happy to give full credit to Case (big deal; I like the company anyway :D)--Tony deserves an extra nod of the head for his efforts in this matter.
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100% agreement :thumbup: It couldn't have been said better.
 
Nice shots, mine is enroute, man I hate waiting :)
G2
 
That's a killer knife! Apparently I have overlooked this style knife with the spear and pen blades. That fits in with what I like in a two blade knife and that one would fit in especially well!!
 
I did finally get the Case/Bose Collaboration dogleg jack a few months ago. This is one nice knife. I love the blades, the swedges are great and I really like the jigged bone handles.

This is one substantial knife! I'm not sure I'll get used to having it in my pocket.

I can't say enough about the quality and craftsmanship that goes into the collaboration knives. Kudos to Tony Bose and Case for a truly fine knife.
 
I've been looking and I still am searching....
Very tasteful knife with a lot of authority in it!
 
Mine arrived, lovely stag, great swedges on the blades
needed to be sharpened up to 'my' standards but other than
that, it walks and talks perfectly,

G2
 
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