Case Knives in display case
Case Knives in display case
Hi folks, Thanks for allowing me to join. I have been buying and collecting knives since I was a kid, mostly just what I liked or got a good deal on but they had to be USA made. I like custom fixed blades mostly but have a lot of case knives I have picked up at gun shows, flea markets, auctions, yard sales etc. I know very little about Case knives but have always liked them. I have just bought a group of 10 in a show case and am wondering what I have. They all have 5 dots and all have the same handle material and all are different models, all are SS. What I would like to know is if this was a set put out by Case or if someone assembled it. They all are in excellent unused condition. Any idea what their value is. Were these made in 1995? Thanks for any input.
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Re: Case Knives in display case
That looks like a display case that you can buy from Shepard Hills Cutlery. The knives are a limited edition in antique bone. You could buy them separately as I have one of the 6240 examples. I don't know though if they came as a complete set as you have pictured . !995 Manufacture date
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Re: Case Knives in display case
Novel knives. And welcome to AAPK!
Your screen name, does that refer to Marlin rifles? If so, I'm a big fan myself!
Your screen name, does that refer to Marlin rifles? If so, I'm a big fan myself!
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Re: Case Knives in display case
Welcome MarlinMan. Glad to have you join us. That is a very handsome display. I feel confident it has considerable value, but I don't have the knowledge to be more specific. Someone may be along who can give you a more precise insight.
Re: Case Knives in display case
Yes! I have been a collector of mostly different variations of the 39a for about 35 years, Love em.Colonel26 wrote:Novel knives. And welcome to AAPK!
Your screen name, does that refer to Marlin rifles? If so, I'm a big fan myself!
Re: Case Knives in display case
Welcome to AAPK. I'll give this a whirl. Got this info from the Case website:
"The very first XX Limited Edition Series was introduced in 1995. The knives featured Antique Bone handles, Car 'Bar' shields and Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades. Each of the ten patterns were limited to 2,500 production pieces." These were sold as individual knives and not as a set. Very nice display.
Case Item #01970
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Peanut (6220 SS)
Case Item #01971
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Small Stockman (6333 SS)
Case Item #01972
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Mini Copperhead (62109X SS)
Case Item #01973
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Barlow (62009 1/2 SS)
Case Item #01974
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Canoe (62131 SS)
Case Item #01975
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Large Swell-Center Jack (C61050 SS)
Case Item #01976
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Grand Daddy Barlow (6143 SS)
Case Item #01977
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Large Saddlehorn (61100 SS)
Case Item #01978
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Razor (62005RAZ SS)
Case Item #01979
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Dogleg Trapper (6240 SS)
"The very first XX Limited Edition Series was introduced in 1995. The knives featured Antique Bone handles, Car 'Bar' shields and Tru-Sharp surgical steel blades. Each of the ten patterns were limited to 2,500 production pieces." These were sold as individual knives and not as a set. Very nice display.
Case Item #01970
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Peanut (6220 SS)
Case Item #01971
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Small Stockman (6333 SS)
Case Item #01972
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Mini Copperhead (62109X SS)
Case Item #01973
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Barlow (62009 1/2 SS)
Case Item #01974
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Canoe (62131 SS)
Case Item #01975
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Large Swell-Center Jack (C61050 SS)
Case Item #01976
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Grand Daddy Barlow (6143 SS)
Case Item #01977
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Large Saddlehorn (61100 SS)
Case Item #01978
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Razor (62005RAZ SS)
Case Item #01979
XX Limited Edition Series I Smooth Antique Bone Dogleg Trapper (6240 SS)
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Re: Case Knives in display case
A quick ebay search for Antique 1995 knives shows a low of $23.50 and a high of $95.00 SOLD..Nice knives and welcome to the pro jungle.
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A man after my own heart! I only have one 39, a 1973 39M. I love it though. My main deer rifle is a late 50's 336SC .35 rem. Inlove me some Marlin rifles.MarlinMan wrote:Yes! I have been a collector of mostly different variations of the 39a for about 35 years, Love em.Colonel26 wrote:Novel knives. And welcome to AAPK!
Your screen name, does that refer to Marlin rifles? If so, I'm a big fan myself!
“There are things in the old Book which I may not be able to explain, but I fully accept it as the infallible word of God, and receive its teachings as inspired by the Holy Spirit.”
Robert E. Lee
Robert E. Lee