All About Pocket Knives

I just now see someone selling a collection of LE Lemon n Lime knives on E-Bay. It's the full series minus the Peanut.

It is going to be interesting to see what they fetch, since they are selling them individually.

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I am not sure exactly how I want to proceed, but I just took some pictures w/#s and and thought I'd post them, There are some whittlers.(C-6, C-7, C-8) All Red Bone NC/NS 007.JPG All Reb Bone NC/NS 008.JPG All NC/NS 010.JPG Lemon n Lime LE NC/NS 011.JPG Smooth Red Bone LE NC/NS 012.JPG Smooth Black ...

Gee, you know that's pretty interesting. (setting up a store) I've close to a hundred knives and am kinda interested in selling them. Don't like EBay and have no relatives that would appreciate having them. I just purchased a nice camera so I can finally take pictures that ought to be better than my...

I'm sure Myrtlefaye could get it back to mint condition.

Nice collection of arrowheads however!

Ricky-D

The only protection one could expect is their own knowledge and healthy skepticism. Sure, Case could go after them but it would do them no benefit. Really. They are in the "new knife business" Counterfeiting has been around since time beginning. AARP is the best help for individuals trying...

Got some pretty nice stamps there!

What I really mean is the dies are good-uns, must have spent some real cash for them.

Guess that means I can look forward to seeing a lot like that now!

Ricky

That's a nice little serpentine jack and at a nice price. 26 bucks for the whole scaboodle.

I'd discount that ill placed pic. Just a mistake of the seller.

Good personal carrier I'd think.

Ricky

"CHINA LIGHT INDUSTRIAL" mpppft.

That is really rich

I like THAT!

Ricky

I like it!

I can see nothing that would turn me away, holding it would be better.

The seller says you can return it if you want so it would cost you $14 (7x2) to look at it in person.

Way over, I mean way, way over anything I could afford.

Sure is pretty!

Ricky

I like the part where it says "Never Been Cleaned"

Looks to maybe been apart, and the main blade sucks.

Myself, I wouldn't touch it!

jerryd6818 wrote:Don, how could you trust a guy that spends that much time on his fingernails?

Looks to me to be a lady's hand, nice, clean and well manicured.

Just sayin'

There is nothing wrong with that knife, your suspicions as to the difference between the pin heads is quite simple. The front handle pins were spun and they ended up in a low groove in the stag, on the back handle they were spun too, but the pins happened to be placed on higher spots on the stag an...

Anyone willing to comment about the statement the seller made.

"Knife has no numbers"

Thanks, Ricky-D

The seller is confused as to condition. Used or unused, cleaned or uncleaned. Unsharpened or maybe no blade loss. Sound to me to be a bunch of equivocating. I think the handle is bone. I don't like the comparison of the two blades. They look different from each other. The "muskrat" stamp l...

The proportion of the bolsters to the scales is not (as) "easy to the eye" as with all the Case toothpicks I ever look at. I have the same feeling with the blade. Doesn't have that pleasing flow. Holding it in my hand I think would confirm the suspicions. Makes me think Pakistan when I loo...

The knife is way out of my range but I would say it looks like the genuine article. The scales and bolsters look untouched. A nice old knife.

I don't like the look of the stamping on the back side of the main blade. It seems very poorly located and the spacing of the numbers doesn't look to me, to be up to, the normal case quality stamping.

Just sayin'

Case Trapper commemorative knives are generally selling for from $50 to $125. The numismatic value of the coins play a part in the value of the whole set but usually are not that much, as a rule.

If you read the description the seller has written on the knife you will find where he says: "THE KNIFE ALSO LEFT THE FACTORY WITH OUT A PATTERN NUMBER, ONCE IN A WHILE IT HAPPENS," http://cgi.ebay.com/CASE-XX-1940-64-6375-BIG-STOCKMAN-SUPER-PRETTY-BONE_W0QQitemZ330357214650QQcmdZViewItemQ...

Well, no buyers were willing to buy it at 300 bucks. That really doesn't mean much, but I still am suspicious about it. That is a great knife "Stockman" posted and the one on ebay look a lot like it. A couple more thing I noticed when comparing the two knives was the long pull on the main ...

This knife looks to be a fake, at least in my opinion. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180394951717&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fshop.ebay.com%3A80%2F%3F_from%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dm38%26_nkw%3D180394951717%26_fvi%3D1&_rdc=1 For one, the main blade doesn't look like a typical Case blad...

I think the small spear blade has been replaced. It doesn't look right with the other main blade and it is not fitted well at all.

I sure would like to know more about all this "limited edition" Case Knife promotion going on now in so much abundance. My first Case "limited edition" 1 of 2500 was to me a rare item or so I thought. I expected it was a specific "Case Knife" produced by Case for Case s...

Yea, every time I get screwed on E-Bay I'm just happy it wasn't for more money. I just chalk it up to experience and go on. What's the use, it won't stop the lying and cheating, all to do is to not buy anymore from those creeps. E-Bay has made it impossible to communicate with other buyers, hides e-...