Hi Sean,
This was part of our Double X Slimline series in 2002. Below is the copy from our ad on this family, as well as a listing of knives that were featured. If you have any questions, please let me know.
Thanks for your interest in Case knives!
Jon Bradish
Consumer Relations Associate / Case Collectors Club
W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company
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Double X Slimline
Form meets function with the new Double X Slimline. The new Double X Slimline family of knives provides a slim, sleek design that fits comfortably in your hand or your pocket. Inspired by the classic styling of our Slimline Trapper, Case master craftsmen have created this family of single blade knives. Among the patterns offered are trim new versions of the Sowbelly, Moose, and Mini Trapper, all featuring our Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone handles. The Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades make these knives ready to take on the toughest cutting tasks.
YEAR ITEM # KNIFE DESCRIPTION CHECKLIST
2002 03470 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Mini Trapper (6107W SS)
03471 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Medium Jack (61087 SS)
03472 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Peanut (6120 SS)
03473 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Slimline Trapper (61048 SS)
03474 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Serpentine Jack (6147 SS)
03475 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Sowbelly (TB6139 SS)
03476 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Moose (6175 SS)
03477 Peach Seed Jigged Antique Bone Medium Serpentine Jack (6118 SS)
From: Sean [mailto:seanathome@comcast.net]
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2010 8:11 PM
To: Consumer-Relations
Subject: From-Case-Site
I have several case single blade knves in antique bone. They include a trapper, wharnecliffe trapper, stockman, sowbelly, and 2 others. I would like to know if this was part of a series sold by case in 2002 and what patterns were included. I am trying to aquire the entire series. I have searched Hi and Lo on the web with no success. Is there a catalog archive ? If not that would be a great online resource.
Thank you,
Sean Stewart
Case collector
