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Antique Case Knives
Knife collecting is one of the fastest growing hobbies in America. It provides plenty of enjoyment and can be an excellent investment for the future. Sarco Pocket Knives specializes in antique knives and collectible knives. Our founder, Jim Sargent, is one of the most respected authorities on antique knives in the nation. Jims book, American Premium Guide to Knives &…
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Case Stockman review
It s almost impossible to say anything bad about the Case Knives Stockman. It s good looks and functionality make it an excellent choice for every day carry. Appearance: Great looking knife. The bermuda green bone style handle along with the inlaid oval logo make it an attractive piece, aside from it s functionality. Functionality: Here s where the Case Knives Stockman shines…
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Dating Case Pocket Knives
Then and Now The story of Zippo Manufacturing Company is the story of its people, from the founder, George G. Blaisdell, to the many Zippo employees, customers, and collectors who have played a part in its 80-year history. Their loyalty to Zippo has made this one of America’s great companies, one with a vivid history which is detailed here. 1930s The Zippo timeline begins in…
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Case Seahorse Whittler
Annually the club membership selects a knife that is dedicated as the club knife for that particular year. These knives are provided in limited quantities with engaved serial numbers on a bolster along with etched blades showing the total quantity and the club logo. Following is a detailed list of those knives starting in 1989 through the present: 1989- Kabar USC88, 4 blade…
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Case Select Knives
As with all things, hunting demands you use the right tool for the right job. Here’s help shopping for your gadgets. How To Buy Knives And Tools When you go hunting, you should be prepared to both field-dress your game and to handle a variety of situations such as, cutting tree limbs, emergency repairs to your gear and chores around your campsite. Manufacturers offer a wide…
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Case Brand Knives
Adding thermal spray hard-facing to the cutting edge of an agricultural machinery knife is a tried-and-true method of extending the useful life of the product. However, not all thermal spray hard-facing is created equal, as we discovered when we went head-to-head with the competition. The Comparison. It’s common practice in this industry to test machine components under typical…
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Case XX knife identifier
[List of handle materials] [List of factory pattern numbers] [List of blade abbreviations] The number on a Case knife represents various features associated with the knife. On a typical item, the number will consist of four digits. The first number represents the type of handle material used to make the knife, the next digit indicates the number of blades it has, and the last…
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WR Case and Sons Cutlery Co
W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company is an American manufacturer of premium, hand-crafted knives that are passed down for generations. Based in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Case’s offerings cover a wide range of product categories, from traditional folding pocket knives and fixed blade sporting knives to limited production commemoratives and collectables. The company’s rich…
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Case Damascus Knives
Brandon asks: Can you help me understand all of these Damascus knives I keep seeing? They look gorgeous, but are they just for looks? Would one of these make for a good all-around knife? Well, that’s a complicated question. First, let’s do a little freshening up on what exactly “Damascus steel” is. Damascus, Wootz, and patternweld are all names given to different types of steels…
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Antique Case Pocket Knives
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Case Knives Identification
Locate the stamps at the base of the blade. (There may be one stamp on either side.) The stamps will be on the largest blade of a multiblade folding knife. The stamp that includes the word Case is the tang stamp. Case has introduced 33 distinct tang stamps since 1905 for its folding knives, and 17 stamps on its fixed-blade knives. See References for a complete gallery, which…
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Best Case knife
Case College is your resource for more in-depth information about Case knives. Use the guides inside to better familiarize yourself with knife pattern names, blade shapes, handle jigs, and the names of the individual pieces that make up a Case knife. Learn about the steel types used in our blades, and the secret to knowing when your Case knife was made! Best of all, Case College…
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Old Case Knives value
Old Timer Knives were a line of knives produced by the Imperial Schrade Corporation. Beginning as Schrade Cutlery in 1904, the Old Timers consisted of traditional jackknives, fixed-bladed knives, folding knives and other pieces that captured the spirit of the nation s pioneering backwoodsmen. The company closed its doors in 2004. Masterpieces of their kind, Schrade Old Timer…
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