What knife is this?

[GhOsT1321]

On the sheathe it reads "CASE (some sort of diamond symbol) XX" or similar to "CASE♦XX"
On the knife it says "CaseXX" and under that it says "Finn89" On the blade it has a dog and under the dog it says "Irish Setter Sport Boots Made in U.S.A."
Sadly I cannot ask the original owner of this knife where he got it because he is no longer alive.

 

[stevewest]

sounds like it came from Redwing boots as a promo

 

[DennisStrickland]

i'm surprised the case guys haddened jumped on this.case,western,& k-bar all made this pattern.looks like irish setter did a promo. with case.i used these boots in 70,s thru 90,s great shoes & hunting boots do'nt know if irish is still around.i'm sure this bunch will give defintive info.shortly.you can go to All About Pocketknives & get all the info you desire

 

[GhOsT1321]

Edit: added pictures

 

[GhOsT1321]

BUMP
A year later, hopefully someone can link me to some more info.

 

[Bob W]

That knife can be traced to a particular year of production, using a code that involves the tang stamp style and number of dots. I don't have the chart memorized, but it should be easy to look up.

FINN SS is the model number. FINN being the knife pattern; SS is short for Stainless Steel.

Boot brand logo indicates knife was a promotional advertising item, perhaps given away with a pair of boots. I have a Gerber knife that came free with Danner boots and has a Danner logo...

You can buy a brand new knife just like that, minus the boot logo, for about $35. The same pattern is also made with a leather handle, which costs $45.