Case & Case related knives over 100 years old

[cbfd]

Very nice Tom,beautiful bone handles! Bill

[Mumbleypeg]

Beautiful example Tom! Those worm-groove jigged bone covers are super.

Ken

[gsmith7158]

Love that bone Tom!

[olderdogs1]

Thanks Greg Ken & Bill, I really like the bone too, the double pulls I think are a nice touch as well. Strong springs on this one which I have found to be pretty much the norm on Case Bros sunfish.

Tom

[peanut740]

Pretty good one Tom,

[olderdogs1]

Thanks Roger

[olderdogs1]

Posting a recent pickup. A Case Bros Little Valley, NY stag Jack knife. It is only 3 1/8" closed.

Thanks for looking


Tom

[gsmith7158]

Another great pick up Tom!

[jlw257]

Awesome, Great knife Tom

[Mumbleypeg]

Ken

[olderdogs1]

Thanks Greg, Larry & Ken. Posting another recent pickup. A Case Bros Springville NY, around 1912, mother of pearl pen knife. Interesting that the center pin is hidden on this one.

Thanks for looking!


Tom

[RalphAlsip]

Tom, beautiful old knives!

[peanut740]

Tom.nice pair!

[Mumbleypeg]

Springville. Wow! That's a tough one to find in any condition.

Ken

[olderdogs1]

Thanks Jerry Roger, and Ken. I liked the Springville stamp as well

Tom

[olderdogs1]

Posting a couple of recent pickups, a W R Case & Sons Red Winterbottom medium coke 1905-14 and a Case Bros Little Valley Stag stockman 1900-12.

Thanks for looking!!


Tom

[Mumbleypeg]

Wow Tom, you've done it again! Both beautiful knives, but that red Winterbottom bone is outstanding. How do you keep finding these rare gems?

Ken

[RalphAlsip]

Tom, the red winterbottom 6237 1/2 is gorgeous! The match striker pull on the stag stock knife is nice.

[peanut740]

Tom,you've had the red Winterbottom market covered for sometime,but Wow!

[olderdogs1]

Thanks Ken, Jerry, and Roger.
I really like the Red Winterbottom handles, hardly ever see one though. It is a small market. I know Jerry maybe has a couple. I would like to buy more if I can find them. The old Case Bros knives always appeal to me as I like the bone jigging on most of the old ones.

Tom

[XxTestedxX]

Some rare one!!

[jlw257]

Tom, Great looking Knives. Ya know how to find the Rare knives in Kentucky

[olderdogs1]

Tom, Great looking Knives. Ya know how to find the Rare knives in Kentucky

Thanks, Zach and Larry ,
You two guys seem to be finding quite a few of the really rare ones. Both of your collections are great and becoming greater. I am just picking one up now and then

Tom

[KleenCut61]

Hi Fellas< Took My Knife To Warwarsing Historical Societies Knife Museum. And Showed it to the Currator , 20 Miles from Home ( The Real Deal ), As I Thought All Along,(" Transition Knife" ) As To Condition , unused ( Pre Owned ).I Took it there in response to Forum , I think Any Historical Link to Older Case Knives is well Rather Important , And Surviving 100+ Years in the Possession Of a Navajo Women an absolute Mile stone to the companies Ora of Mistery. So Yeah , Gonna have to say lucky me. Thank You ,Joe

[olderdogs1]

That's interesting. I believe several members here are familiar with that museum. Who is the curator at the museum? I wasn't aware that they authenticated knives.

Tom