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Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 2:48 am
by zp4ja
BIGHEAD wrote:zp4ja wrote:Premiuim price for mint or near mint which they are is...
$200 for the XX 33092 and $125 for the 33044 in mint condition. The "BirdEyes" are cool in my opinion
That is PREMIUM and yes I think they are very cool too but have bought many for less than half of the Premium you state.
You can't beat the '92 pattern IMHO

Hey BIGHEAD,
Please post some pics of those "many for less than half of the Premium"knives you are referring to. With all due respect, I don't need to sell nor do I want to. Just making a statement on how much these knives are worth and the fact that I find it interesting on the value. Really don't care if someone picked one up for below 50% of list which is what you are alluding to. Good for them. Would not do that with any of my knives.
Jerry
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 3:14 am
by BIGHEAD
Here is a 70's '92 pattern that I bought for less than $50 It is the only Birdseye I have left. I have traded the others off
Also have this XX yellow that I gave less than $40 for.

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 3:22 am
by BIGHEAD
BIGHEAD wrote:Here is a 70's '92 pattern that I bought for less than $50 It is the only Birdseye I have left. I have traded the others off
Also have this XX yellow that I gave less than $40 for.

And my thoughts on the List (book) price is that those who publish the books set a price where they can buy them at a decent price. If you look at Parker's guide from the late 90's to the early 2000's he has knives listed for more in those books than his current, A knife is only worth what someone is willing to pay. I have these USA jacks that I gave $125 for the pair but lists in the book for more and a XX Jack that I gave $35 for.(not new but still worth more than $35 IMHO)

Tested cattle knife for under $75

Red bone XX Jack for $65

So to me a knife isn't worth what the books put on them. Just my opinion.
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 3:28 am
by BIGHEAD
I bought three of these 1976 slick black '35's still in pumpkin box and original paper for $97 off ebay. This is the only one I have left I gave the other to away to fellow collectors. Perry (singin46) saw the 3 together at one point.

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 3:31 am
by BIGHEAD
Redbone USA '18 pattern I got for $85

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 3:34 am
by BIGHEAD
Tested Hawkbill $40

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 4:53 am
by 1967redrider
BIGHEAD, was that bail standard or did someone add it at some point? I have one that is drilled with no bail, that's why I ask. Thanks!
Sweet knives by the way.

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2012 6:56 am
by zp4ja
Hey BIGHEAD,
Very nice knives at a good price. As far as book value in relation to authors buying knives, a moot point if you are not selling to dealers. The "BirdsEye" you posted appears to be a 1977 3 dot. Listed in at least 2 books for $75 MINT. You got a fair price in my opinion. As far as "A knife only being worth what someone will pay for it", I agree. But, if the seller does not have to sell due to hardship or whatever, they can list a knife for over "list" if they want. If no one buys, then no one buys. I think if you browse thru the CASE knives available on our AAPK stores, you will find that most knives are listed at or slightly below book value. Ebay is a whole different story. Not a member nor do I plan to be. Not my style.
Anyway, I would like to think we agree to disagree, my friend. I prefer not to hijack this thread any further from the subject at hand. Stockmans. I will say, I value your point of view though. It is possible I am looking at this all wrong. Maybe not though. Maybe we can open another thread on this subject. Be interested to know additional points of views.
Of course, no hard feelings on my part. Live well, take care and Regards, Jerry
Back to business....
2 identical twins...
2 CASE XX 9327 in Imitation Pearl.
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 12:45 am
by jmh58
zp.. nice knives for sure!!!
Knocked it out of the park, Barry!!!! John

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 10:32 pm
by zp4ja
Thanks John!
Keep posing them Stockmans All!!!!
Regards, Jerry
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2012 5:41 pm
by timgreene48
I have wanted to post on this thread for some time now. I can't always get pics to upload. Anyway, here is my 10 dot 5347hp, 5347hp ssp and the last 2 pics are of my fat 53047. Not quite as sweet as Jerry's older knives, but stag nontheless.
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2012 9:31 pm
by bigdaddys8ball
here is a few stockmans that i dug up
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:25 am
by zp4ja
timgreene48 wrote:I have wanted to post on this thread for some time now. I can't always get pics to upload. Anyway, here is my 10 dot 5347hp, 5347hp ssp and the last 2 pics are of my fat 53047. Not quite as sweet as Jerry's older knives, but stag nontheless.
Hey Tim,
Thanks! Very sweet knives indeed you posted in my book. I like the darker stag on the HP. As for the 53047, "fat" is an understatement. I bet that sucker fills your hand and there is no problem hanging on to it. I have to figure out a EDC with a handle on it like that I can carry, CASE of course. Knife would not be shifting around in your hand with a handle like that during use and a beauty too!
Nice knife my friend, Jerry
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:34 pm
by timgreene48
Thanks for the reply Jerry, the 047 is truly a sweet knife. I have a 5265 sab 10 dot that is the same. It is definately a handful!
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2012 8:41 pm
by Old Hunter
Just bought a Case 6318 off of e-bay a couple of hours ago (downloaded the sellers pictures). I have been looking for a nice Case from 1977 in one of any of several different patterns and found this one by browsing/searching around. Paid the guy after the auction closed, hoping to see it in about a week.
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 1:06 am
by garddogg56
MAN those nickle-silver pins on them black scales have the right look

Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 3:15 am
by Old Hunter
GD - that is the very same thought that passed through my mind when I saw the pictures - and I wanted something to commemorate 1977 (got married and graduated from college that year - of course I still have my wife and my education!) OH
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:00 am
by zp4ja
Very nice knife OH!!!!!!!. I am a black and silver fan myself on all things. Including the Raiders. Maybe we shouldn't go there.
Real pretty knife and the fact that you got married and graduated that year is awesome.
I pulled this knife out early this morning and got sidetracked on taking pics and posting. Here she is...
CASE 1977 3 dot "Blue Scroll" 5347 HP SSP. She is kinda chubby on the stag too.
Regards, Jerry
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 12:49 pm
by Old Hunter
Thanks Jerry, can't wait to get my hands on it - that fat stag you are showing is pretty sweet itself. I have been needing some kind of theme for my knife collecting; with Case you can date to the year, so significant years are going to get knives to mark those occasions. Lots of possibilities; birth of children, degrees, military promotions, commands, anniversaries, etc. I can see having one Case knife for each year from 1970 through 2012!
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:04 pm
by JEARL
Here are some 70's 5347. From top to bottom are: 78 red scroll, 77 blue scroll, 76 razor edge, 71 ssp collectors set, and the last one is 1970 ten dot hp.
Jeff
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:08 pm
by JEARL
Here are some more 5347's from 1965-69. The top one is a USA hp and the bottom is a hps small stamp.
Jeff
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:12 pm
by JEARL
Does anyone like the 53047's here are some. The top one is a 10 dot, the middle is a USA, and the bottom is a XX.
Jeff
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 10:03 pm
by Old Hunter
My black (very deep red?) 6318 HP SS P came today via the mail; the liners are nickel plated to match the pins and it is perfect in every way - the contrast between the nickel and the black bone is stunning. It has a tiny amount of dark greenish color on one edge adjacent the bolster (only visible in bright sunlight) with that exception it is jet black bone all over. I am quite pleased with this e-bay purchase (you never know!)
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 10:05 pm
by Old Hunter
Keep all those stag handles coming - that will be my next pickup in a Case Stockman - gorgeous gents!
Re: Let's see your Case Stockman knives
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 1:09 pm
by LC