Old Knife Collection ID

[Basket CaseXX]

My grandfather left me these knives he’s collected since the 50’s-60’s. If anyone could assist on information for any of these knives I’d appreciate it!

Edit: I was told how to research these knives to find more so now just enjoy looking at them

[OLDE CUTLER]

It is going to be impossible without pictures and descriptions of the knives.

[Basket CaseXX]

It is going to be impossible without pictures and descriptions of the knives.

I have pictures added are they not showing up? I also have the serial numbers listed under each

[Mumbleypeg]

Welcome to AAPK. Most, if not all the information about them is stamped on the knife itself. You know the manufacturer and pattern number (what you’ve called the serial number) from the stamps on each knife. On Case knives you can also determine when they were made as there is a date code system. All of the information needed is explained here by clicking on Research in the header at the top of this page, and following the prompts.

The other thing many want to know is “how much is it worth? The best source of value is to do an advanced search on eBay for sold listings of the same or similar knives. Once you know the maker, the pattern number, and the manufacturing date, just put that into eBay’s search, and see what is found.

Have fun with your research. I hope you find learning about your grandfathers knives to be interesting and enjoyable. You’re fortunate to have something he valued.

Ken

[Basket CaseXX]

Welcome to AAPK. Most, if not all the information about them is stamped on the knife itself. You know the manufacturer and pattern number (what you’ve called the serial number) from the stamp. On Case knives you can also determine when they were made as there is a date code system. All of the information needed is explained here by clicking on Research in the header at the top of this page, and following the prompts.

The other thing many want to know is “how much is it worth? The best source of value is to do an advanced search on eBay for sold listings of the same or similar knives. Once you know the maker, the pattern number, and the manufacturing date, just put that into eBay’s search, and see what is found.

Have fun with your research. I hope you find learning about your grandfathers knives to,be interesting. You’re fortunate to have something he valued.

Ken

Oh sweet! Thank you

[OLDE CUTLER]

It is going to be impossible without pictures and descriptions of the knives.

I have pictures added are they not showing up? I also have the serial numbers listed under each

Sorry, pictures did not show on my device with first post, but are there now.

[Basket CaseXX]

It is going to be impossible without pictures and descriptions of the knives.

I have pictures added are they not showing up? I also have the serial numbers listed under each

Sorry, pictures did not show on my device with first post, but are there now.

No problem, thanks for looking!

[Dan In MI]

All winners in my book. Hope they will be staying with you!

[Basket CaseXX]

All winners in my book. Hope they will be staying with you!

Thank you, they definitely will be. I was just trying to uncover some information about the knives; I’ve already found a lot!

[terryl308]

In my opinion, the "value" is in the memories and having something he enjoyed. Nice bunch of Case Knives! Terry

[KLJ77]

Very nice collection. And, to AAPK.

[TazmanTom18]

If you call Case, they will send you a wallet card with all the info you need to identify them. Patterns with numbers, blade profiles, tang marks to date them, etc.

[Dan In MI]

If you call Case, they will send you a wallet card with all the info you need to identify them.

I will have to do that. Thanks for the tip!