Newest Case Pick-Ups

The W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company has a very rich history that began in 1889 when William Russell (“W.R.”), Jean, John, and Andrew Case began fashioning their knives and selling them along a wagon trail in upstate New York. The company has produced countless treasures and it continues to do so as one of the most collected brands in the world.
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Nice stuff gents - I love old thrift shops, pawn shops, gun shops, junk stores - never know what you will find. Those two Case knives I showed above were NOS in a pawn shop and bargain priced (not steals by any means, but well under the usual e-bay pricing for sure). Today I went in a junk store and they truly had JUNK - overpriced so high I was snickering to myself - but a very nice old lady was running the place, very friendly and helpful, but unreal high prices - I just had to say thank you Ma'am and walk out empty handed. You just never know what you will find - nice red scroll Jody and that script Peanut is the best use of Case script I've seen Magoo - nice! OH
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OH, you got it right. This was not a typical find.
They had the usual junk in a display, I asked the lady
at the counter if that was all the knives they had.
At first, she said yes, but then said wait! She took a
brass vase down off a shelf behind her, and the case
was in there. I always ask, learned to years ago at
a yard sale. In fact, except for one yard sale, all of my
good knife scores were a result of asking.
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Great story and find. ::tu::
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WOW Jody,I'm going to start looking in Vases from now on.

Here one I got in the mail yesterday. Never seen one of these before
Case XX Single Blade Muskrat PROTO w/Red Bone
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Some great knives being posted!!
Larry, I really like that Muskrat Proto. 1st XX proto I have seen. ::tu::

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Thanks Tom, I think it a early PROTO
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Larry,
I used to be surprised at what you gathered up, now I'm just amazed! Always seems to be a beautiful Case. Keep 'em coming, Brother ::tu:: !
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Finally something a little older than the 90's for me ::tu:: My latest two knives are 1973's and if you have seen some of my older post you know that I have been buying newer knives so I'm sort of proud of these even though I know they are not really expensive knives. I traded a 100rd box of 40cal ammo for the Whitler :D

I am also working on my photographing skills and I have to tell you guys I am impressed by the quality pictures you get because I have found it's not easy getting quality pictures.

1st one is 1973 Half Congress which is in really good condition and 2nd one is a 1973 with some patina (hope that's spelled correctly?)
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Slomo - nice Case knives - and an even better trade (I noticed at the gun show a few weeks back that popular pistol ammo is dropping in price again). Makes the deal even better! OH
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Nice picks. ::tu:: Now, repeat after me. My name is Slomo and I am addicted to knives. :mrgreen:

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Slomo, nice case knives, especially the whittler
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Thanks TF

Slomo that some good swapping ::nod::

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This one came today.
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Fantastic! ::woot:: Love the stag!
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Beautiful Stag Trapper Jdub ::nod::
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jlw257 wrote:Beautiful Stag Trapper Jdub ::nod::
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Thanks,I appreciate it.
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Wow, now that's a nice trapper ::tu:: ::tu:: : ::tu::

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What they said...beautiful trapper.. ::tu::
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Stag Trappers just don't get much better than that one.
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Got this one today.gonna add to my EDC's
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Sweet looking jack, jdub. ::tu:: Is that a -31 1/2 or a -35 pattern? Gorgeous bone on that one. ::nod::
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1967redrider wrote:Sweet looking jack, jdub. ::tu:: Is that a -31 1/2 or a -35 pattern? Gorgeous bone on that one. ::nod::
It is a 31, they are super carry knives.this one has that real hard snap that most 31's have.
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Jdub wrote:
1967redrider wrote:Sweet looking jack, jdub. ::tu:: Is that a -31 1/2 or a -35 pattern? Gorgeous bone on that one. ::nod::
It is a 31, they are super carry knives.this one has that real hard snap that most 31's have.
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Great knife. Any Jack knife fan such as myself loves a 31. Probably the most stout snap on any CASE pattern in my opinion. Great frame shape and long pull, can't beat it. Built like tanks. A 1976' 2231-1/2SAB (marked 31SAB) in my pocket right now.

I had a flat blade USA 6231-1/2 (see pics) that I gifted to a friend/AAPK member. What a beautiful bone MINT knife and the hardest snap of any CASE I have handled. The king of snap. Action was as smooth as silk. But hold the frame with the same pressure in your hand as another 31 as you moved the mainblade from half stop to full open, that knife would catapult out of your hand. Snap was that hard. Never happened to me but almost a couple of times as I was not expecting it.

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I went fishing and this is what I found. I bought them from a Facebook knife trader group (not ebay) and I don't have them yet therefore not the greatest pictures but I will update once I can take my own pictures.

1984 Mako Stag and a 1981 Hammerhead Stag.
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Slomo, what is the group name?
nice finds!
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