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Great pickup Larry. Beautiful!

Jerry

Thanks Jerry, Joe and Jerry for the kind words


Larry

I saw that knife in person Larry, even prettier. Great pickup, congratulations!!

Tom

National Knife Day acquisition - 1981 Case Shark Tooth - still new after 35 years. OH
Ps beautiful red stag

Tom and OH, thank you very much

OH, that a fine knife

Larry

Great looking knives, Larry, OH and XxTestedxX!!!


This arrived yesterday, 10207-SS. Just an 1/8" larger than the 6202 1/2 I EDC on work days. Plus it has a cap lifter!

Cool, you got one of the new caplifter jacks - have you tried it out yet? OH

My most recent finds. Green bone 06221-1/2 and a stag 5387 gunstock whittler. I don't believe either pattern has been made by Case since the Tested era.

Ken

Ken, I love that 87. Great find!

Wow Ken , great finds!!!!

Tom

1967redrider wrote:Great looking knives, Larry, OH and XxTestedxX!!!


This arrived yesterday, 10207-SS. Just an 1/8" larger than the 6202 1/2 I EDC on work days. Plus it has a cap lifter!

Neat handles.

I want to like that knife. I really do. I want to like it so I can get one. I absolutely love the concept even though it's about 60 years or more past it's prime. No real need for cap lifters these days but I still really like the idea. I saved the link and now I hope I don't make up my mind to get one after they're all sold out.

jerryd6818 wrote:

1967redrider wrote:Great looking knives, Larry, OH and XxTestedxX!!!


This arrived yesterday, 10207-SS. Just an 1/8" larger than the 6202 1/2 I EDC on work days. Plus it has a cap lifter!

Neat handles.

I want to like that knife. I really do. I want to like it so I can get one. I absolutely love the concept even though it's about 60 years or more past it's prime. No real need for cap lifters these days but I still really like the idea. I saved the link and now I hope I don't make up my mind to get one after they're all sold out.

If you drink real beer like New Castle Brown Ale you need one.

gsmith7158 wrote:If you drink real beer like New Castle Brown Ale you need one.

New Castle Brown Ale is my hands down #1 favorite but unfortunately I can only justify it once or twice a year. So when I drink beer (which isn't very often these days) I pop the top on a PBR. They've gone back to the original formula and once again it tastes good to me.

jerryd6818 wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:If you drink real beer like New Castle Brown Ale you need one.

New Castle Brown Ale is my hands down #1 favorite but unfortunately I can only justify it once or twice a year. So when I drink beer (which isn't very often these days) I pop the top on a PBR. They've gone back to the original formula and once again it tastes good to me.

That is surprising Jerryd. I haven't had a PBR in 30 years. I tried the New Castle in cans but it just doesn't taste the same as bottles. Since my consumption had decreased greatly from earlier days I aways spring for the New Castle. If you're gonna have a few might as well be something you like

I'll have to try a PBR again if they've gone back to the original recipe. Like Greg I haven't tried one in years.

For some reason there's been a real proliferation of local "craft" breweries pop up in Texas recently, so I've been giving them a try. Some of them are really good, and most are reasonably priced. And most do not use twist off bottle caps. As I've grown older my beer drinking has focused more on quality and not on quantity.

Life's too short to drink cheap beer!

Ken

So to stay on topic Ken, your newest Case pick-up will have to be a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon. (Oh, come on. That's funny. Cheap but funny.)

Mumbleypeg wrote:I'll have to try a PBR again if they've gone back to the original recipe. Like Greg I haven't tried one in years.

For some reason there's been a real proliferation of local "craft" breweries pop up in Texas recently, so I've been giving them a try. Some of them are really good, and most are reasonably priced. And most do not use twist off bottle caps. As I've grown older my beer drinking has focused more on quality and not on quantity.

Life's too short to drink cheap beer!

Ken

jerryd6818 wrote:So to stay on topic Ken, your newest Case pick-up will have to be a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon. (Oh, come on. That's funny. Cheap but funny.)

Ken's got a couple of real lookers at the top of this page. Can't wait for the PBR review!

Mumbleypeg wrote:My most recent finds. Green bone 06221-1/2 and a stag 5387 gunstock whittler. I don't believe either pattern has been made by Case since the Tested era.

Ken
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Nice Ken!!!!
Don't see those often. I have a slick black 21-1/2. Very interesting pattern in my opinion. That 87 ain't bad either for sure.
Jerry

Thanks to all for the compliments. The 87 has been on my grail list for a good while so I was really glad to get it. As soon as I get time I'll take some better pictures of both and post them.

Ken

Ken

Larry

Yeah Jerry, bottles requiring a cap lifter are coming back so be a good boy scout.

My new ol congress

Hope you guys love it

I like it.

I love them old XX longpulls
Tom

That congress is outasight ! Fantastic bone