Who still carries a Case Knife?

[GPO MAN]

Trapperlock and tribal lock came in today.

 

[joeradza]

Mostly carry it from my knife box to the windowsill for its photo session.

 

[nwjavahead]

Case Trapper today.

 

[315]

 

[Uncle Slayton]

were the PW Whiskey Bone knives officially discontinued or just not often made? I found one with a 2020 stamp but could have sworn it was a mid to late twenty teens scale option?

 

[Angry Waiter]

I carried the TJ yesterday. Great knife.

 

[FranklinG]

I found one with a 2020 stamp but could have sworn it was a mid to late twenty teens scale option?

Ditto. I keep hemming and hawing about whether to pick one up, and the pattern options keep getting smaller and less compelling to me. I should have gotten a peanut when they were still available.

 

[black mamba]

This one just went into the pocket.

 

[GronK]

Russlock in CV today:

 

[Wirelessjunkie]

Felt like taking a canoe to work today.

 

[Lander boy Matt]

6375, big fella for work today

 

[Old Hunter]

Case 63047 for todays carry. OH

 

[Grateful]

Case 63047 for todays carry. OH

That one’s extra special.

 

[Murphy Slaw]

First post. Hoping this works.

 

[Old Hunter]

First post. Hoping this works.

Worked just fine, welcome! OH

 

[black mamba]

Matt, that #75 bone has aged beautifully!

 

[Old Hunter]

That one’s extra special.

Thank you!

 

[Lander boy Matt]

Matt, that #75 bone has aged beautifully!

Thanks! I actually just gave it a coat of Fieblings dark brown leather dye yesterday. Brings the covers back to life after riding around with coins and such and normal use

 

[Wirelessjunkie]

Carrying an older Peanut today. My Grandfather carried it for a while, and later gifted it to me years ago. Reminds me of him when I EDC it.

 

[Old Hunter]

Today's carry is a 6332 Stockman, two dot (1978). This one is in the group of transition knives of 1978 which carried the old pattern number but were built on the new, shorter 3-1/2" frame. Following onto Will Power and Âchillepattada discussion in the Sunday Stockman Picture Show thread, Steve Pfeiffer, writing in Collecting Case Knives, speculates that the change in pattern was to allow sharing of common parts among similar size pocketknives. This was done with several Case patterns during the 1970's - Pfeiffer thinks the new 032 had some common parts with the very popular 18 pattern after the change. OH