Classic Trivia Round 2
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Classic Trivia Round 2
Okay...were gonna do this week a bit different. Tomorrow around noon EDT I'm gonna post this weeks question. Figure by announcing it now it will give everyone a chance to be on line when the question is posted. The winner will receive a new knife. I like to wait to see who wins before I pick the knife out. That way I can try to send one that will be a pattern or brand that they like.
Perry Miller
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Okay...here we go, I think this one will be pretty easy as well. It's a two part question:
1. Name the Patterns and pattern numbers for the knives the were stamped "XXX".
2. Those patterns also have one other thing in common, what is that?
Good Luck
1. Name the Patterns and pattern numbers for the knives the were stamped "XXX".
2. Those patterns also have one other thing in common, what is that?
Good Luck

Perry Miller
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Wow Mitch...that was quick. I'm gonna have to make it tougher next week. Shoot me an email with your address and let me know what kind of knives you like. I'll try to find something that fits.
Since this happened so quick I'll do a bonus question that likely isn't as easy.
Does anyone know who thought up the idea of the "XXX" stamp?
Since this happened so quick I'll do a bonus question that likely isn't as easy.
Does anyone know who thought up the idea of the "XXX" stamp?
Perry Miller
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Perry,
I'll guess Jim Parker. But, that is a guess.
Bill
I'll guess Jim Parker. But, that is a guess.
Bill
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send you my address , I would like to donate this knife to Bryan for the
June AAPK knife give away. Bryan has been so generous to all of us and
I would like to repay his kindness in some small way. So check with
Bryan on what would be a good give away knife. If you guys would like to
upgrade the knife I will gladly pay you the difference for it

Thanks again for your Kindness
Mitch
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That's vey generous of you Mitch
Since it will be one of the monthly knives, I'll see if I can find a nice Classic to donate.
Bill,
It's logical to think of Parker but it wasn't him, although he did own Case at the time and had them made. I'm gonna wait a bit and then will post the story behind the "XXX".

Bill,
It's logical to think of Parker but it wasn't him, although he did own Case at the time and had them made. I'm gonna wait a bit and then will post the story behind the "XXX".
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Thanks Perry, for the info, as I'm way out of my league when talking about Case, or especially the Classic knives...
...but I do enjoy seeing, and hearing/learning about them, for sure.
Mitch, you are a good man, and I'm glad you are part of AAPK.
You too Perry.
Bill


Mitch, you are a good man, and I'm glad you are part of AAPK.


You too Perry.

Bill
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You were very close Gary! The first one's were made for the ABCA and Bruce Voyles was the president. Paul Davis had called Bruce and told him he had a great idea for a club knife and it was the XXX. So the original idea came from Paul Davis. Bruce went to Jim Parker, who owned Case at the time, and asked him for an exculsive on the stamping for 5 years. Jim agreed and they decided to make the 62100 Saddlehorn.
Two weeks later Jim called Bruce and said that was way too good of an idea to just make one knife and Bruce agreed. So Jim started to have all three patterns made with the XXX stamp. The rest is pretty much history and they have become the most collectable of the Classic line.
I have been told that Case was approached a few years later about making more of the XXX stamping and they stated that they would never do that stamp again. I don't know if that's a true story, just something I was told.
Since Mitch was kind enough to donate the knife he won, I've picked out a 6391 Moss Bottom Bone Prototype to send to Bryan for the monthly give away. You guys are so on top of this stuff that I'm gonna have to come up with a tough question next week.
Two weeks later Jim called Bruce and said that was way too good of an idea to just make one knife and Bruce agreed. So Jim started to have all three patterns made with the XXX stamp. The rest is pretty much history and they have become the most collectable of the Classic line.
I have been told that Case was approached a few years later about making more of the XXX stamping and they stated that they would never do that stamp again. I don't know if that's a true story, just something I was told.
Since Mitch was kind enough to donate the knife he won, I've picked out a 6391 Moss Bottom Bone Prototype to send to Bryan for the monthly give away. You guys are so on top of this stuff that I'm gonna have to come up with a tough question next week.
Perry Miller
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Thanks for the pictures Gary! I don't own a single XXX knife at present so I couldn't post any.
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- Bryan
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MITCH RAPP wrote:Perry; Thank you so much! for your genorosity.
Rather then
send you my address , I would like to donate this knife to Bryan for the
June AAPK knife give away. Bryan has been so generous to all of us and
I would like to repay his kindness in some small way. So check with
Bryan on what would be a good give away knife. If you guys would like to
upgrade the knife I will gladly pay you the difference for it![]()
Thanks again for your Kindness
Mitch
Men, You are the greatest. You have gone above and beyond. I sure appreciate it and I'm sure all of the members feel the sameKnifekid wrote: Since Mitch was kind enough to donate the knife he won, I've picked out a 6391 Moss Bottom Bone Prototype to send to Bryan for the monthly give away. You guys are so on top of this stuff that I'm gonna have to come up with a tough question next week.

I have not disclosed it yet, but Perry sent a real nice Schrade knife a while back for us to give away for a monthly drawing. I'll leave it up to him and Mitch to decide which we should give away first, or if we should do both at once.

I'm hoping we can do Perry's Schrade first, and then the Classic the month after that

What does everyone think?
A 6391 Moss Bottom Bone prototype! That's just plain awesome.


Bryan
PS Nice XXX's. Very interresting info as well.
Bryan
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up to you my friend.

way because I don't want to look like an "INDIAN GIVER" I have been
playing the same number for 2 years now and it hasn't come up. It would
just be my Luck I would finally hit it when I was trying to give something
back to our community

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Sweet!
I should have posted this sooner, but danged if I haven't been hog tied with other going ons
Here is the beauty that knifekid sent. Thanks to his and Mitch Rapp's generosity, AAPK will be giving this away in the July giveaway
Knife is an ultra rare investment grade 1990 6391 Prototype that is Mint! It also comes with the original Case Classic Box that is mint! But that's not all. Get this. To complete the whole package, you will get an 8.5" x 11" Parker's Knife Collectors Service COA that is mint! Rarest of the Rare! Very few in the whole universe. Very few in the whole galaxy. Could very well be the only one in existance. Enter in July and enter to win and OWN! Almost as good as a Dude package!

Bryan

I should have posted this sooner, but danged if I haven't been hog tied with other going ons

Here is the beauty that knifekid sent. Thanks to his and Mitch Rapp's generosity, AAPK will be giving this away in the July giveaway

Knife is an ultra rare investment grade 1990 6391 Prototype that is Mint! It also comes with the original Case Classic Box that is mint! But that's not all. Get this. To complete the whole package, you will get an 8.5" x 11" Parker's Knife Collectors Service COA that is mint! Rarest of the Rare! Very few in the whole universe. Very few in the whole galaxy. Could very well be the only one in existance. Enter in July and enter to win and OWN! Almost as good as a Dude package!


Bryan
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