Who still carries a Case Knife?

I am going out on a limb.. But my guess is it aint a Case.. Even though its sitting on top of a Case box..;)
Jut a guess..
John :)
I’m starting to think the same, but if it’s a new one I’d be all over that!!!!
 
My favorite pattern by far. Now I need one in red bone and maybe a 5232/52032 in stag.
I'm partial to the slightly longer 32 pattern with its half stops as opposed to the slightly smaller 032 pattern without half stops. And if you can manage to get some of that sweet old stag to go along with the original 32 pattern, how could you complain! 😂 But in all honesty, both the old and the new patterns are great and I'd be happy with either a 5232 or a 52032 in my pocket!
 
I'm partial to the slightly longer 32 pattern with its half stops as opposed to the slightly smaller 032 pattern without half stops. And if you can manage to get some of that sweet old stag to go along with the original 32 pattern, how could you complain! 😂 But in all honesty, both the old and the new patterns are great and I'd be happy with either a 5232 or a 52032 in my pocket!
Curiously enough I thought the 32 had half stops but this particular knife does not.
 
Curiously enough I thought the 32 had half stops but this particular knife does not.
I understand it that case transitioned from the 32 to the 032 tooling in 1978. Some of the knives from 78 got the 32 pattern stamp but used the 032 tooling. So, especially with 78 knives, it's possible to have what appears to be a 32 pattern with no half stops. The 32 tooling should be 3 5/8" closed whereas the 032 tooling will be 3 1/2".

I bet if yours doesn't have half stops it's 3 1/2" closed and is a "32" pattern made with 032 tooling 😉 A very unique knife indeed! It also looks like Appaloosa bone, of which I wasn't sure at first. But, given the timeline the Appaloosa seems more likely as well.
 
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Deleted. I have no clue what I'm talking about, :)
 
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