All About Pocket Knives

Does a Platts count? Not my knife I had it in hand one time and took a couple scans.

Stockman very nice! a hand full of knife & money

Found this one.....

Love the jigged bone handles on that one Mr. B

very nice guys ! got this one this one Sunday Case Bradford 12074 1/2p harness jack . has been cleaned

Here's an old Case and Sons Bradford that has worked hard a very long time.
wazu013

I know this is in another thread but it belongs here as well.
wazu013

This one is a little big for your pocket but it does fold up real nice.
wazu013

picked up one square bolster stock knife Sunday...... 6392

Here ya go, a gen-u-WHINE one of a kind pro-tow-type (user modified) CASE tested, multi tool!!



Main blade is now a saw blade. ( kind of, or maybe a fish scaler/saw blade )


Notice the screwdriver tip on the combo fish scaler/saw blade,


For those clandestine operations, the back side has been handled with a piece of pine most likely off the outhouse door.


YESSIREE FOLKS, she's a dandy, and barn fresh.

i bet ya that knife has a lot of story's to tell ...good showing Wullie

Here is an old Case factory display board.

Wow Dimitri, is that yours
just got this fishing tooth pick was one of Cases first stainless

Paul, nope not mine, but thought I would post a picture of it in this thread

That fishing knife is awesome

Miller Bro`s wrote:Paul, nope not mine, but thought I would post a picture of it in this thread

That fishing knife is awesome

Dimitri, thanks

Here is a Case Tested era fishing knife.

Love them T/P fish knives! Very nice!

WB

whitebuffalo58 wrote:Love them T/P fish knives! Very nice!

Thanks!

I knew if I posted a nice old fishing knife it would get your attention, glad to see you posting again

Yep, that'll pretty much do it every time, Dimitri! You know me too well!
Glad to be posting, thanks!

WB

This one is a little newer, 10-dot, but I thought it was nice enough to add here.

I love the red bone handles Case used on these

This one came out of a factory display case, it`s factory fresh.

Here is question for you all...

On the CASE Display board that Dimitri posted on this page, center of the display, is a CASE 2109B Budding and Grafting knife, best I can tell from the pic. The one with the Gunstock frame.

The display says military knives. What the hell was the military using a Budding and Grafting knife for???

Jerry

Here are some mint, uncleaned Bradford's.

6282, 62079, 62067, 62028.

All blades are marked, All have pattern numbers stamped on blades.