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.
Lately I seem to be reverting to my roots with fondness for
the 2 bladed Jack knife varieties. Still like my stockmans but
Jacks reduce my odds of getting cut by 33.33%
A6235 1/2
BigH, I'd say those definitely count.
If they don't, they ought to.
What is the next to last one?
Doesn't quite look like an 032
so I'll guesstimate it's a 44.
Sure has great color don't it?
Mighty purty team of yellers you got there Jethro.
However unless my eyes deceive me, looks like they
make two pair since two on left side are smaller than right.
Some day I'm gonna hafta have a looong Poker Talk with that boy.
Nope wosey, that's just the angle, their all 3299 1/2's jumbo swell-ends..... torpedo....... teardrop jacks.......whatever you might call'em. Just gave them a lube & shine
Whew! I'm glad to hear that,
I been trying to remember what a small torpedo
pattern number might be.
Didn't come up with anything.
So 4 99.5s suit me just fine!
Figure I need to grab one of those mo'linneum 99s
soon as I can get it to the front page of my wish list.
Plum!!!!!!! Pretty Knives or is that Purtty
Gona' look around and see if I got one to sho'off, but I know I can't get no pictures like you guys,them some mighty fine photos
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
Heres a few of my favorites---5225 1/2----5232---and slipped a 5207, mini trapper in too!!!!
and the little Sway Back Jack (52117) likes to go fishin' too___________
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I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
Your knives are awesome - Wish I had a few of them
Nice variety of years & jacks
I too am digging jacks now - funny how tastes change but you always have a fav.
here is a few of mine
Yep!!!! that's my favorite "'Catfish"" lure---------some feller up around Lake Hatwell made those balsa plugs,back in the early 70's---think it was called a Pic-A-Lo cause the guys last name was Pickle
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
Yep, I figured catfish was close enough to Clemson
w/o calling it a tigerfish lure.
Since Gino broke the 'others' barrier w/his fine
Schplatt & Mormon Jack, guess I can sneak a few
of my uddins in here. Long as CASE don't find out I
should be alright. Don't think AAPK will mind.
Could be wrong though, it has happened before.