All About Pocket Knives

dlr110 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:56 pm Got this CASE Mini Trapper 6207W SS today at a pawn shop.

Nice Sawcut 6207W, David...that particular model is one of my favorite Mini-T models.

dlr110 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:56 pm Got this CASE Mini Trapper 6207W SS today at a pawn shop.

Excellent. Absolutely excellent. That one right there is a dandy!!!!!

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:30 pm

TPK wrote: ↑Mon Dec 14, 2020 5:38 am Hi.....

Tom, sorry about the delay in responding to your post.
It's a nice looking pocket knife.

Your too late Skip! Just joking around Buddy! I just wanted to show it to you because I thought it would go along well with your beautiful collection of OCC knives IMO.

You know how the saying goes Skip, "don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things!"

Glad your here, I enjoy your posts, I enjoy seeing your collections, especially the group pictures, have a great weekend my friend!

(Looking at your group of OCC knives to me, is like looking at a big "stringer of keepers" or a 12 pointer. Just puts one of those big sheet eatin grins on my face! )

dlr110 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:56 pm Got this CASE Mini Trapper 6207W SS today at a pawn shop.

With a Wharcliffe! Nice score!

Two trappers and a 99

I actually bought back the trappers, I already knew they were tip top so it was a easy purchase to make

WoW!!! Very Nice!!!
John

Stunning!!!

Are the Trappers XX era? I noticed that the top one has a "Tall S" on the shield (like the 99) and the bottom one has a "Block S"

I finally gave in and got myself a 1990 Case 240WHSS 1st Issue Dogleg Trapper. To be honest, I wasn't particularly attracted to this pattern because to me it looks like an oversize mutant Peanut. But, I really like my 207WHSS 1st Issue collection so I thought I'd give this pattern a try. Of course, the Wharncliffe blade was the clincher. Now I need to find the matching serrated Wharncliffe model (although I don't know if that model was ever even made).

XxTestedxX wrote: ↑Tue Dec 22, 2020 10:31 pm Two trappers and a 99

I actually bought back the trappers, I already knew they were tip top so it was a easy purchase to make

Fell off my chair looking at those babies. Innnnnnnnnnnnnn-freaking-credible. Over the top cool. Congrats. Knife museum pieces.

QTCut5 wrote: ↑Wed Dec 23, 2020 6:32 pm I finally gave in and got myself a 1990 Case 240WHSS 1st Issue Dogleg Trapper. To be honest, I wasn't particularly attracted to this pattern because to me it looks like an oversize mutant Peanut. But, I really like my 207WHSS 1st Issue collection so I thought I'd give this pattern a try. Of course, the Wharncliffe blade was the clincher.


Really like that blade combo, they look great together. Love a couple full sized blades on that size knife. Nice score

I agree with Iman.
John

Wow! Some really nice looking knives being shown here everyone! Awesome!

I just got one that I'm very proud of. EWMailman (Garland) sent me this beautiful 1976 4-dot Whittler for Christmas as a "Secret Santa" gift. It has great snap and beautiful bones! This is the first Case Whittler that I have and I'm just tickled pink about it! Thanks Garland!

Thanks for looking friends!

Very NICE Tom.. Looker for sure!!!
John

Christmas present. I like it.

Tom, those Whittlers (83) are nice little knives...that 1976 you got is a dandy.

Nice one, jerryd...I love the Antique bone and the little (propeller? bowtie?) shield. Very classy looking 07.

~Q~, I am VERY pleased with it. It's just easy on the eyes.

Another nice one to introduce to its cousins (MANY) jerry..
John

Chris, John & Q ...,

Thanks for the comments friends!

Nice knife Jerry! Congrats Buddy!

TPK wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 6:00 am Wow! Some really nice looking knives being shown here everyone! Awesome!

I just got one that I'm very proud of. EWMailman (Garland) sent me this beautiful 1976 4-dot Whittler for Christmas as a "Secret Santa" gift. It has great snap and beautiful bones! This is the first Case Whittler that I have and I'm just tickled pink about it! Thanks Garland!

Thanks for looking friends!

Sweeeeeeeeeet bicentennial edition whit. Looooooove the 6383. Great bones and condition. Congrats.

Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sun Dec 27, 2020 6:23 pm

TPK wrote: ↑Sat Dec 26, 2020 6:00 am Wow! Some really nice looking knives being shown here everyone! Awesome!

I just got one that I'm very proud of. EWMailman (Garland) sent me this beautiful 1976 4-dot Whittler for Christmas as a "Secret Santa" gift. It has great snap and beautiful bones! This is the first Case Whittler that I have and I'm just tickled pink about it! Thanks Garland!

Thanks for looking friends!

Sweeeeeeeeeet bicentennial edition whit. Looooooove the 6383. Great bones and condition. Congrats.

Thanks I-Man! Appreciate your kind comment!
I wasn't aware of it being a bicentennial edition.

It's a 1976. That's bicentennial to me.

Excellent knives, Tom, Jerry and Q! That -40 pattern dogleg is one of my favorite patterns, I keep hoping and wishing Case would release it from the vault and do a year's worth of variations. I can't see how they wouldn't sell a bunch of these; very classic, perfect size and I love the blades.

Thanks, 1967rr...the 6240 is a curvy/sexy/cool handful of a knife...I imagine it would be quite a pocketful as well...If I were ever to EDC it I would definitely have to consider using a belt sheath.

The Spay blade looks like a mini-machete to me