2007 Case XX 8220 SS Peanut Diamond Handle

[joesskankshack]

Can someone help me identify what this handle is?

[XX Case XX]

If you don't get a response, may I suggest you send that photo to Shepherd Hills Cutlery. If anyone can tell you what that is, they can.

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Mike

[1967redrider]

Is that the Art Deco jigging?

[joesskankshack]

If you don't get a response, may I suggest you send that photo to Shepherd Hills Cutlery. If anyone can tell you what that is, they can.

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Mike

Thanks for the suggestion. I just emailed them regarding it.

[joesskankshack]

I just heard back from Shepherd Hills Cutlery. This was their reply:

"This is from 2007. The Yellow Synthetic Peanut is a Standard Product and in 2009 had a retail of $30. Generally speaking adding the artwork and serial number to a knife adds $10-$15 in its cost. Because this knife with the artwork was never part of the Case line up we don't have any records of its value or who had it made. It was either a Special Factory Order or an aftermarket knife. Sorry, we couldn't help more."

[1967redrider]

OK, how about Celtic Maze?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/CASE-XX-Yell ... 01b9c40206

Not my Walmart listing.

[Mumbleypeg]

Is the knife stamped 8220? The title of the post says 8220, but the Shepherd Hills response implies the knife originally had yellow synthetic handles, which would be 3220.

3220 makes sense as yellow synthetic handles is the least expensive knife Case makes, and what re-handlers typically buy to put replacement handles on. 8220 would be MOP handles, which is at the other end of the cost spectrum. Unlikely anyone would buy a pearl-handled knife and replace the pearl with whatever that is.

So is the thread title a mistake?

Ken

[Gumshoe]

There is a new one on for sale at Amazon at this time. It is described as Yellow Delrin Celtic Maze Peanut 1/1000. There is also one with this same Celtic Maze pattern on a peanut described as White Corelon.

[joesskankshack]

There is a new one on for sale at Amazon at this time. It is described as Yellow Delrin Celtic Maze Peanut 1/1000. There is also one with this same Celtic Maze pattern on a peanut described as White Corelon.

I actually came across this later in the day after. Thank you!

[Mumbleypeg]

OK, how about Celtic Maze?

https://www.walmart.com/ip/CASE-XX-Yell ... 01b9c40206

Not my Walmart listing.

The link in 1967redrider’s post provides all the information. The Wal-Mart.com seller is Deadwood Knives. Here’s what the listing says:

One of Only 1000 Made
Individual Serial Number
Special Factory Order
9220 SS
Nickel Silver Case Oval Inlay Inlay Shield
Nickel Silver stamped with Individual Serial Number Bolsters
2 1/8" Clip blade and 1 1/2" Pen blade
Knife and Box
Limited Lifetime Manufacturer's Warranty
Blade Material: Tru-Sharp Surgical Stainless Steel
Handle Material: Yellow Delrin
Knife Length: 2 7/8 Inches(folded/closed)

Ken