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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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Old Engineer
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That is a much better picture than the first one of it . It does have a lot of texture to it and I like the color . Well done my friend , well done .
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That’s a nice one Stuart!A J. M. "Mickey" Maddox folder.
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You must have found a box full of customs! 
Thanks Harry! I am very pleased with my 44 Stag!
It looks like you have got the tobacco habit again! I had around 20 or so assorted Stag Bulldogs back in the 90’s. Now back then I would never sale a Case knife. However one of my friends at work had a new Series 80 Colt Officers Model 45ACP and a wad of cash. He clearly wanted my Bull Dogs worse than I did! 
That’s a nice one Stuart!
I'm only a little way into it, Ron, but, yes, it seems that I have (and more stag than not). BTW, I would have made the same deal for the Series 80 Colt and still be happy. Of course, they would have been your knives that I was trading, so . . .
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I bought this in 1984, and it has mellowed with a lot of pocket time.
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That's very impressive collection of Stag sir! Thanks for sharing it with us!
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Thanks guys, I finally bit the bullet and created a flickr account, so I can add to the forum instead of just watching!
https://flic.kr/p/NLr2xA]
[/url]AD8F2A7F-BD58-4161-ADF0-88367FD0D3AD by jim nevill, on Flickr
https://flic.kr/p/NLr2xA]
Back when Case really used nice stag...
C17FB1CE-4B32-48DA-B155-17608062C58C by jim nevill, on Flickr
3A28CBD7-D53A-4AF5-AB5D-00C35F4392DB by jim nevill, on Flickr
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Man I sure like the look of that Case, its a real beauty!Back when Case really used nice stag...
Man I sure like the look of that Case, its a real beauty!
Thanks! It has character, you can see where it was worn, rubbed, and finally scaled. It has a real quality feel to it.
Buck, in stag and ram’s horn. Filed back springs too, these are beauties.
8880906B-6BAA-47EA-AB68-23D77D5D773A by jim nevill, on Flickr
8880906B-6BAA-47EA-AB68-23D77D5D773A by jim nevill, on Flickr
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Does anyone have an idea when and where this knife was made?
9 inches long with a 3.5 inch fully hollow ground blade 3/16 inches thick. Very well made and solid with an excellent spring. No markings.
It looks like it may have been repurposed from a folder or kitchen knife, can you see the tang? Does it do through the handle, or does it stop short?
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Beautiful Stag everyone, jnevill- thanks for joining in!- you have a Treasure trove of Stag!
Nice New Yorker Chucko!
Nice New Yorker Chucko!