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Who still carries a Case Knife?
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I just got back from a short vacation. I was able to get out on my Dad's new sail boat. Had tons of fun!! I took the one picture at night after my Dad's gig which was a blast and right next to his slip in the marina.
A while back, he gifted me a newer case stockman which I carried the entire time I was there. The Zippo was from my mother in law's father who actually worked tool and die with my grandfather on my mom's side! Small world...
A while back, he gifted me a newer case stockman which I carried the entire time I was there. The Zippo was from my mother in law's father who actually worked tool and die with my grandfather on my mom's side! Small world...
SlipjointPolitiburo
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Some color for your Friday
Angry Waiter
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I love this one. 1976. 6332. 
One of my favorite patterns, and looks like yours is from before they changed the tooling. Nice! I think that has a pinned shield too. Excellent color on the bone. A great knife all around!!
Angry Waiter
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Nice one Ed.
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I envy you there, nothing like getting out to sea on a boatI just got back from a short vacation. I was able to get out on my Dad's new sail boat. Had tons of fun!! I took the one picture at night after my Dad's gig which was a blast and right next to his slip in the marina.
A while back, he gifted me a newer case stockman which I carried the entire time I was there. The Zippo was from my mother in law's father who actually worked tool and die with my grandfather on my mom's side! Small world...
A great choice too but talk bout some risk-taking
Stockman overboard!
Regards, Will
We were moving at a pretty decent clip on the way out. But, there was so little wind on the way back that we had to motor inI envy you there, nothing like getting out to sea on a boat
Regards, Will
which is when I took the picture.I did lose my sunglasses in the channel though when I bent over to sit down on the dock and chat with the neighbor
Luckily they were cheap gas station sunglasses! I have keepers on my nice polarized pair I wear when fishing so that exact thing never happens!!I do like that knife and the burlap micarta though! It hasn't seen a lot of pocket time, but it deserves more!!
Beautiful!! I have the 2 blade version from the same period also with the sweet stag covers, really love it. Have way more knives than I need, but that one stays on my hip. Such a joy to use!
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In pocket right now . . .
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I shunned the stockman pattern for a long time, as I considered myself a one blade knife knife of guy. At some point last year, I convinced myself to try this for a while. I'm somewhat surprised to report that I've grown to like it, and carry it often.
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I am not surprised that the sheepsfoot is the blade I use the most, followed by the spey. I rarely use the clip.
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I am not surprised that the sheepsfoot is the blade I use the most, followed by the spey. I rarely use the clip.