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Wayne, “WOW” beautiful group of knives

Amen to Roger and Larry,s comments!
Treefarmer

Wayne that is a great group of knives! I love that ebony Case Bros. jack.

Great group of knives, Wayne. The WR Case Stockman is fantastic

Tom

Jerry is the USA trapper 2nd cut bone?

Harold

Wow Wayne. My friend, no clue to where to start commenting on that great pile of knives. Nice ones. Some very scarce ones there. Thanks for sharing.

Regards, Jerry

Thanks for showing Wayne. That is an amazing pile of rare knives. I wouldn't know where to start on picking a favorite.

Wayne that’s a stunning collection of older Case’s. I agree it is hard to pick a favorite but that stag 5392 would have to be my pick of the litter.

Ken

I Think this one is kind Rare Case Tested Sportsman The Sheaths is pretty rare in this shape

Gary, nice WR Case & Sons sportsmen set. Blades and sheath are both in remarkable condition.

Wayne, that is a spectacular group of knives.

Boy this thread is definitely pulling out the good stuff. Great knives Wayne and Gary. I'll add my two CASE knives.

Keith, those are a pair of pristine old knives. The slab of roger bone the 6001 patter is fantastic.

Thanks Jerry. It is a large chunk of bone.

RalphAlsip wrote:Gary, nice WR Case & Sons sportsmen set. Blades and sheath are both in remarkable condition.

Wayne, that is a spectacular group of knives.

Thanks I kind like it

Thanks for all the compliments on the Case knives I posted.

Gary that Sportman's set is the grail of Case fixed blades. I've only seen a few in many years of collecting.

Keith no way to upgrade on the two you posted.

btrwtr wrote:Thanks for all the compliments on the Case knives I posted.

Gary that Sportman's set is the grail of Case fixed blades. I've only seen a few in many years of collecting.

Keith no way to upgrade on the two you posted.

Thanks Wayne I've only seen 3 Case Tested Sportsman in over 40 years of collecting Would Love to find the Hobo set from around that time

The _294X pattern is rare knife in my experience. It is 4 1/4 closed. I have seen them marked Case Bros Springville, W.R. Case & Sons, and Tested XX. This is a W.R. Case & Sons 5294X with the pattern number marked. It has the raised letter oval shield which seems to be a rare shield to me. The slim design of the frame and smooth bolster-to-bolster line of the main blade as seen from the front are appealing characteristics of this pattern to me.

Jerry, that has to be one of the rarest Case knives and yours is a beauty

Appealing to a great number of folks ! That is one beautiful old knife.

Super nice nice Jerry, thanks for showing it


Tom

That's something else. I'd assume that's rare in any condition and again a great rare knife you have.

That’s a beauty Jerry. Appeals to me too!

Ken

Jerry

Here's one that's pretty rare.

Greg, your 5171L switchblade is a beauty.