Who still carries a Case Knife?

Came by this in not such a good way.
As I understand it belonged to my wife's late maternal grandfather. It became mine Friday morning of Thanksgiving week. I did not.know Case made such a small fixed blade. It will not be carried but has been placed with other mementoes from mother in law.
I hate the way you had to obtain it. I know the feeling, I inherited my grandfather's f100 in a similar way. I loved the truck but it's not the way I wanted to receive it. I'm sorry for your family's loss, I hope you & your family are doing well.

P.S. On a better note, That is a pretty amazing old blade, I bet it has plenty of stories it could tell 👍
 
I hate the way you had to obtain it. I know the feeling, I inherited my grandfather's f100 in a similar way. I loved the truck but it's not the way I wanted to receive it. I'm sorry for your family's loss, I hope you & your family are doing well.

P.S. On a better note, That is a pretty amazing old blade, I bet it has plenty of stories it could tell 👍
Sorry for you and your family's loss. I hope you all are doing ok as well.
Thank you. Mom is no longer sick or suffering so that eases the sting.

I know my wife's granddaddy was a huge outdoorsman. He, as we all do, lived on or near lake Erie and was always hunting, fishing and trapping.
The case was paired with a larger Queen steel. I know those two have some stories to tell.
 
Sorry for you and your family's loss. I hope you all are doing ok as well.
Thank you. Mom is no longer sick or suffering so that eases the sting.

I know my wife's granddaddy was a huge outdoorsman. He, as we all do, lived on or near lake Erie and was always hunting, fishing and trapping.
The case was paired with a larger Queen steel. I know those two have some stories to tell.
Thanks, I appreciate it. We are doing ok. It was hard at first but it's gotten better with time. My grandfather was an electrician, all around handyman & hot-rodder. I posted the truck a few weeks ago on another post along with a couple of his work knives.

I can't speak for everyone but I for one would love to see that old Queen of you're able to post it sometime 😉
 
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Thanks, I appreciate it. We are doing ok. It was hard at first but it's gotten better with time. My grandfather was an electrician, all around handyman & hot-rodder. I posted the truck a few weeks ago on another post along with a couple of his work knives.

I can't speak for everyone but I for one would love to see that old Queen of you're able to post it sometime 😉
Glad everyone is doing ok. Glad it has gotten easier. Time does help. I recall the truck and knives. Old school with vent windows and manual cracks on the main windows.
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It's about 3 am here but since it's dark for 20 hours a day in Dec-Jan it's very hard to keep track of real time...bunker :eek: But I'll be getting this Chestnut Bone Sodbuster out sometime later today. It's excellently finished and bought sight unseen on the net. Have a good day...whenever that is😆 But most days are somewhat good if it has a CASE in it!

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It's about 3 am here but since it's dark for 20 hours a day in Dec-Jan it's very hard to keep track of real time...bunker :eek: But I'll be getting this Chestnut Bone Sodbuster out sometime later today. It's excellently finished and bought sight unseen on the net. Have a good day...whenever that is😆 But most days are somewhat good if it has a CASE in it!

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Those short hours of light sounds like Alaska. Not sure if I could handle it long term
 
It's about 3 am here but since it's dark for 20 hours a day in Dec-Jan it's very hard to keep track of real time...bunker :eek: But I'll be getting this Chestnut Bone Sodbuster out sometime later today. It's excellently finished and bought sight unseen on the net. Have a good day...whenever that is😆 But most days are somewhat good if it has a CASE in it!

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The bone and patina are fantastic on that one! I’m a chestnut fan, especially when the dye is nicely done like yours. Not a bad substitute for sunshine.
 
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