Selling an original intact CASE XX 1960's display board 47 Knives

[espn77]

Curious Steve, Have you ever seen an in tact tested display? Besides the San Diego yacht club display.

[QTCut5]

That's to bad. Can't even enjoy a nice piece of Case history without this. My opinion means nothing but I've about had my fill!!!!!!!

I'm lost. Did I miss something?

DITTO! ? ? ?

What?? I'm confused too.

I thought a "rooskie" was reference to a Fight'N Rooster, a Hen & Rooster or a pejorative nickname for a Russian. So, I don't know what "pullin a rooskie" even means; but, I gather it's not something you want to be guilty of doing. Whatever it is, it must also be hilarious, and a good reason to get tormented on AAPK.

Guess I'm not in on the joke.


~Q~

[knifeaholic]

Curious Steve, Have you ever seen an in tact tested display? Besides the San Diego yacht club display.

No, I never have.

Back in the 70's, I saw a few intact XX displays still in use in stores, but never any older than that.

I do have some scans of photos of older Tested era displays, the photos were taken back in the day.

[espn77]

Displays interest me. Id sure like to see the pictures of them if you were able to post them.

[glennbad]

This display was even more amazing to see in person. A few of us got to peek at it during the Mystic show.

Good luck, Steve!

[bestgear]

Well done Steve and IMHO fairly priced at $85/knife - I'm sure the new owner will be equally as thrilled! It looks much different than it did in your trunk

[LongBlade]

This display was even more amazing to see in person. A few of us got to peek at it during the Mystic show.

Good luck, Steve!

No doubt seeing them upclose was quite the site - so many unused knives, fixed blades and a hatchet as well - even if you are not a Case collector it was appealing to say the least .... and if I was a Case collector I would be taking a loan ...