All About Pocket Knives

That one's a beauty, for sure. Looks a lot like an English Jack (Schatt & Morgan)...but I don't know if Case ever used that name for that pattern.

~Q~

RalphAlsip wrote:Keith, beautiful old knife with nice stamps. Is it stag or bone? It looks like it might be a 6212 pattern.

It's bone Jerry. Sweet grooved handles. Imo

Is it a 6214, perhaps??

~Q~

QTCut5 wrote:That one's a beauty, for sure. Looks a lot like an English Jack (Schatt & Morgan)...but I don't know if Case ever used that name for that pattern.

~Q~

Thanks Q. English jack is what I thought too. But when I think English jack I think of a little bigger knife?

After a little more looking I'm thinking 6222?

espn77 wrote:I'll be honest. I don't even know what pattern it is. I'll put it over there. Maybe someone can line me out

Keith, I'm checking my Sargents here and if that knife is 3 5/16 closed it looks like a 5212and of course if that's grooved bone a 6212.
I see others have chimed in ,I'm slow on the draw.

Or at 3 5/8 could be a 5223. I would go with that since it doubles the value.

gsmith7158 wrote:

espn77 wrote:I'll be honest. I don't even know what pattern it is. I'll put it over there. Maybe someone can line me out

Keith, I'm checking my Sargents here and if that knife is 3 5/16 closed it looks like a 5212and of course if that's grooved bone a 6212.
I see others have chimed in ,I'm slow on the draw.

I think it's either a 12 or a 22. The 12 looks equal end to me. The 22 looks to be tapered which is what mine is.

I like the way you think Greg

Well I didn't notice that you had posted the length and you're right the only one I see is the pearl 22 at 3 1/4. But if we look long enough and maybe glue a little something on one end we may be able to turn that into a $2000 knife.

Although these two are not worth $2000, they are priceless to me for completing my Case 107W collection.
Still wondering why the red delrin w/stars & stripes shield does NOT have a 'W' in the pattern number. Can anyone explain that, please?
~Q~

64047P with a few dots

And a synthetic white tiny trapper, synthetic white are really the only modern case I collect, my first case knife was the white stockman, my wife purchases it for me for Christmas 3 years ago. I thought I had the entire set but found this tiny trapper floating on eBay. I guess there is a baby doc as well..

Done a little bit of trading last week. Came up with another 80.

Very nice pickups Gents.

Fine bone on that 80 my friend.

Regards, Jerry

Jdub,
That's a fine looking knife! Is that one a '65-'69 or a 70 series? Couldn't see if there are any dots.
Treefarmer

Jdub. You and your 80's. I'd make fun of you but the ones you get sure are nice.

Thanks fellas. It's a 65-69 era.

5488 XX

Treated with some ren wax and put it up

Gorgeous stag on that Congress!

Have you guys seen this one?

https://www.casexx.com/Details/?Product ... &Patid=198

The knife bug bit and I picked one up. As nice as a Tony Bose in my opinion, at a fraction of the price.

Redbone

I like both of 'em but the Moose has my attention! Very nice and long pulls, too!
Treefarmer

1967redrider wrote:Gorgeous stag on that Congress!

Have you guys seen this one?

https://www.casexx.com/Details/?Product ... &Patid=198

The knife bug bit and I picked one up. As nice as a Tony Bose in my opinion, at a fraction of the price.

Wow that's sharp! Did you see the 6265 on special for $49.99?

Greg, that is almost tempting on the 6265, , that would qualify for free shippin' too!
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:Greg, that is almost tempting on the 6265, , that would qualify for free shippin' too!
Treefarmer

Phillip that's too good of a deal to pass up! Mine is on the way!

gsmith7158 wrote:

1967redrider wrote:Gorgeous stag on that Congress!

Have you guys seen this one?

https://www.casexx.com/Details/?Product ... &Patid=198

The knife bug bit and I picked one up. As nice as a Tony Bose in my opinion, at a fraction of the price.

Wow that's sharp! Did you see the 6265 on special for $49.99?

Yes, that's a great looking knife at a great price.

Here's a picture of the large Gunstock.