Anybody got some interesting Case Patterns?

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Permalink Reply by D ale on December 15, 2010 at 11:12

I love the stag on this 52052D. The blades flex .. akin to spring steel. Tis pretty too .. check out that tang stamp. Holds an edge great !!! I used it as an EDC till I went to buy a backup & discovered it was out of production.

Permalink Reply by Dustin Robinson on December 15, 2010 at 17:14

I like that custom pocketworn damascus!

Great looking knife, they still make damascus knives just not in the *2052 pattern to my knowledge

Dale said:

I love the stag on this 52052D. The blades flex .. akin to spring steel. Tis pretty too .. check out that tang stamp. Holds an edge great !!! I used it as an EDC till I went to buy a backup & discovered it was out of production.

Permalink Reply by Ivars Duntavs on January 29, 2011 at 15:43

Scott! I start to thinking that You have apsolutely all Case toenails ! :D

But this is good Case toe pattern!

Scott King said:

I do. My all time favorite, Dustin. 

Permalink Reply by Scott King on January 29, 2011 at 22:30

Ivars- no actually I have probably 150ish that aren't "Case" but might include one of their family members brands. But Case made toenails probably longer than any other single firm. The only other one that's even close is Cattaraugus. The closed in 1963 and some hold that they quit making "pocket knives" at some point before they close up. One man told me probably around the 1940's was the last non-kitchen knives made by Catt. I don't know. But anyway, yes, Case made as a regular production well into the 80's. Now mostly they make what I call more commemorative ones....but that's probably not 100% actuate.

 

The Jumbo pictured is stamped W. R. Case and was made after it's merger with Platts (because it is "Sons" not "Son")...but in my mind it is a Platts pattern.

Ivars Duntavs said:

Scott! I start to thinking that You have absolutely all Case toenails ! :D

But this is good Case toe pattern!

Scott King said:

I do. My all time favorite, Dustin. 

Permalink Reply by DELBERT COVER on February 10, 2011 at 13:39

how about a CASE BRADFORD 3 1/8 inch RODGERS bone tooth pick?

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Permalink Reply by Jim Child on February 13, 2011 at 17:46

http://www.shepherdjim.com/32146RL_SS_01_.jpg
http://www.shepherdjim.com/32146RL_SS_02_.jpg
This is a Case patter 46 rigging knife you will not see in any Case catalog. This knife was an SFO (Special Factory Order) produced by Case exclusively for Smoky Mtn Knifeworks in 2003.

And actually, the knife was manufactured by Camillus under contract. This limited edition is a REAL oddball. ALL the rigging knives made by Camillus for Case in the last couple decades of the 1900's and early 2000's had SOP Case-look jigged brown bone or (post 1974) Delrin handles. This "version" is the Camillus model 695 but with with smooth yellow Delrin handles in place of the Camillus black.

Permalink Reply by Gerald Hines on March 12, 2011 at 2:18

Desert Iron wood 1 of 19.

Permalink Reply by AlecsKnives on April 15, 2011 at 21:03

Hi,

I need to take some pics... I have alot of interesting Case knives.  I have a little john Carver.  I have two different old push knives.  I have some 110 year old pyremite knives that have the most gorgeous handles.  I have a MOP german case mini that is really kool.  I have a number of Case classics that are serial # 00 or 000.  I love all my case knives.... I have some shaw- liebowitz that are pretty rare.  hmmm.... I gotta spend some time taking some pics for all of ya...

Permalink Reply by Merle Hagen on September 12, 2011 at 23:47

Cae Bradford PA  r1097 Leg knife found in a junk box at an antique store the handles were gone

Permalink Reply by Merle Hagen on September 12, 2011 at 23:49

Permalink Reply by Lee Smith on October 6, 2011 at 6:48

This is one that I have read about but it is the only one I have seen. Pretty cool.

Gary Kennedy said:

This is an odd  one Case Tri Fold

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