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Here's my 100 plus year old Ulster knife co Ellenville 5 1/4" swing guard .
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Beautiful. I think that has to be my favorite pattern knife. ___Dave
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1000 made in 1977'. Have 5 of them. One has no serial number. Either a proto or factory error. Had six, my son has one also I gave him.

The 76' and 77' stag for CASE was the gnarliest in my experience and opinion. Unfortunately, due to the stag embargo, not a lot were made.

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Have a few more no shown but here is the bulk of them

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THATS PRETTY IMPRESSIVE JERRY
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Ditto! ::tu::
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Thanks Keith and Roger!

Old pic so the one I recently got from you Keith is not in there. Thanks again.

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Very nice collection Jerry,
thats all Case?
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A favorite pattern of mine too Dave.

Mike I just saw your Ulster, great old knife.

That's a significant collection Jerry.

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bigbore wrote:Very nice collection Jerry,
thats all Case?
Thanks Lyle.

Yes bigbore, all CASE. Only brand I collect.

That is all the knives made between XX and 1981' when they discontinued the pattern. Includes all four USA variations (2 factory errors and 2 regulars with 2 different model stamp font types) and a super rare 10 dot Cheetah Prototype. It is the stag on the far left in the above photo. Some really great stag on that example. There are three even more super rare Prototypes I don't have, about 4 each made, that I will likely never see nor will I drop the $6000 to $8000 it would take to get one.

I have about 5 or so others that are not pictured, two of which I carry. One bone and one stag.

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New One. Custom made in Germany.
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Here i have a Case jaguar knife (wich is not a small knife)
together with a unmarked really large swingguard.
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Rejuvenating this thread with GEC's latest installments. Kraisin jigged bone, desert ironwood, and the elk Rendezvous. I've found a new love. :D

I'd love to buy or trade for any of the 2013 GEC 64 patterns.PM me
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Good looking swing guards, Lyle, and glad you revived this thread!
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Only swingers I have left, all by queen.
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A couple of good sized swing guards. Case Classic and Winchester.
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Those are nice Bob and well made.

Those coke bottle swing guards are large CM.
I found an old GEC. I think it's kinda rare.
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Did somebody say Swing Guards?Some of my Favorite Patent Marked swingers.
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Impressive examples on this page, top to bottom. ::nod::👍
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Nice autos CB.

I found the above blue camel bone is 1 of 3 they made that year that were not serialized and used for Rendezvous knives. Here's a natural stag I traded for. It has wax.
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