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David Bennett
- 51, Male
- Mission Viejo, CA
- United States
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Case Bros. Little Valley knife
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Started this discussion. Last reply by David Bennett Jul 18.
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yes I'm still around. it's not the markeings that get me, though to have those markings is unique. it's the handle material. it doesn't look like it's been rehandled. it came from my grandfather and it all looks factory. But nowhere is this type of…
I have a little knife with a bone handle with the same markings on the blades. are you still on this site?
David- you got a picture you can upload for us here? You got me curious.
I came across a 4" Serpentine 4 blade equal end pen. All 4 blades are short.
All 4 bl are marked Case Bros. on top line. Little Valley on 2nd. NY on 3rd line.
No "XX" and no numbers or letters so the knife is from the first or second factory before…
Profile Information
- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- Yes
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- Yes
- How long have you collected knives?
- 16- 20 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Remington Bullet, Miller Brothers, New York Knife Company.
Lots of special run and prototypes of the Remington Reproduction Bullets, incl a few 1 of a kind and 2 of a kind.
- About Me
- Live in California.
Like to collect Knife ephemera as well as the knives themselves. Have a nice assortment of old hardware store catalogues showing pics of various styles of knives for reference.
- Interests
- Tennis, Golf, reffing soccer, being a Dad.
As for knives, I really enjoy creating displays with the knives and various advertising pieces, ads, pins, boxes, invoices, etc.
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Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 11:32am on June 19, 2009,
Scott King said…
- Hey David. Welcome back! I thought we'd lost you.
- At 7:44pm on May 3, 2009,
Scott King said…
- David- you and your son need to check out this whittler.
I interviewed him and then at the bottom of the interview linked to his website. Check it out.
- At 8:11pm on April 25, 2009,
Scott King said…
- David
Cool My Page!
Thanks for hollaring back at me. Listen, got something I'm working on that you and your son might find interesting- its about whittling. I'm going to be interviewing a man who makes his living whittling. Stay tuned. Check the bottom blog post "hot off the press" topics- it will show up there..give me a few days.
Scott
- At 6:02am on April 25, 2009,
Scott King said…
- Hey David
Great shot of you and your son. I have a son too, and three daughters.
I just wanted to stop by and say, "Welcome." Look around and my any suggestions. We're a week old.
If I can help you in any way, let me know.
Scott
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Man that sure is a beauty,hard core all the way! Gotta love that sheath ,all that leather stacked !!
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