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Case knife Collectors Club
The Case Collectors Club offers 3 membership levels: Regular, Junior, and Life. You can enjoy a host of benefits no matter what membership level you choose. If you would like to join the Case Collectors Club for the first time, choose a membership level option, and click Submit . Give the Gift of the Case Collectors Club If you would like to give the gift of the Case Collectors…
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W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company
The Classics were the dream of the late, great Mr. Jim Parker back in the mid to late 1980 s. He was able to bring his dream to reality, starting while the head of W. R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company in early 1989, prior to the company s bankruptcy, and that was through no fault of Mr. Parker. In fact, Jim Parker spent most of his own wealth, which was substantial, trying…
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Case Damascus Pocket Knives
Sub Brand: Trapper Blade Material: Chrome Vanadium Product Type: Pocket Knife Handle Color Family: Yellow Blade Length: 4.125 in. Handle Length: 4.125 in. Can Be Sharpened: Yes Lockable Blade: Yes Size Closed: 4-1/8 in. 2 Blades This item can be shipped to your home. Or pickup this item at your local Ace Store for FREE*. *Items shipped from our warehouse to stores in Alaska…
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Chef Knives Sets with Case
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 4-5 business days. Shipping Rates The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges. Next Day Delivery For an additional charge of $17.50 per address, we can expedite delivery to most destinations. This service is not available for some oversize items, items shipped directly…
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WR Case 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, their 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 history…
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WR Case Pocket Knives
You probably noticed it when you held your grandfather s Case. A slight smoother feel. Ever so rounded corners. Rivets worn just a tad flatter. They re all the result of being carried for years in a pant pocket. It s a good feel, one which we ve matched with the advent of our Pocket Worn® hand finishing process. By spending a little extra time hand-crafting, we make them feel…
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Case Scout Knives
Using a knife is not as easy as it sounds, especially when learning to use it as a scout. However, the concern here is not only about training the eager scouts, but also the safe handling of a Scout Knife. You can use a Scout Knife as a tool. Jack of all Trades! An ideal Scout Knife should be as easy to hold as a pencil or pen. Here, the applications include, cutting strings…
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Case Peanut Knives
Leading knife manufacturers have always faced a demand for Peanut Knives despite these knives not having very distinctive features or applications. However, dedicated knife collectors value the craftsmanship of Peanut Pocket Knives. For collectors, Peanut Pocket Knives are worthy of being collected and displayed as part of a comprehensive knife collection, often including pieces…
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Case Lockback
December 25th, 2011. That was the last time I saw my Cutco pocket knife. I was using it to open presents, and it must have fallen into a box or bag, or something. I haven t seen it since. The next day, I dug through all the trashes. I actually dumped all the trash on the garage floor and sifted through it by hand - to no avail. So, after that I decided to find a similar pocket…
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Case Lock blade Knives
Check your local knife laws. Knife laws vary by region, so be sure to look up your local legislation to help you narrow down your search. As a general guideline, smaller and simpler is better. Aim for something at or under 2.5” blade length, that doesn’t lock, and needs two hands to open to be on the safe side. Get something that doesn’t lock, but is still secure and safe to…
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Case XX Hunter
DISCLAIMER Nothing you see here is real, even though the conversion or the presented background story might be based historical facts. BEWARE! Some background: The North American FJ-4 Fury was a swept-wing carrier-capable fighter-bomber, originally developed for the United States Navy and Marine Corps. It was the final development in a lineage that included the Air Forces…
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Case Knives Dating
By learning the simple Case dating system, you can easily determine the year a Case knife was manufactured. In 1970 , Case added dots beneath the USA on the tangs of all knives. As each new year passed, one dot was removed. So, nine dots appeared in 1971, eight in 1972, and so on. In the 1980s , the same dating system was used - with two subtle differences. First, a Lightening…
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Case Bowie knife Price Guide
Written by Timothy Martinez Jr. This guide has everything you ever need to know about the hunting knife, from its rich history to its many uses and characteristics. No hunter is fully prepared without a knife. From skinning an animal to cutting up its meat, the hunting knife is one of the most vital pieces of gear anyone can carry out in the field. And even after centuries…
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Shepherd Hills Case Knives
In business since 1972, Shepherd Hills Factory Outlets carries the full line of Case Pocketknives, and also feature Buck Knives, Victorinox and Gerber. For kitchen use, we offer Wusthof Cutlery, Chicago Cutlery, OXO, cutting boards, Denby Pottery (seconds at 1/2 price), and Walnut Bowls. In addition, you ll find a huge selection of candles, frames, and home decor items along…
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Older Case Knives
Everyone would love to purchase a Case knife and have it remain in its perfect, brand-new state forever. But, we all know that once you start using your Case, you never stop. Heres how you can keep those knives looking sharp and working great! Most experts would agree that the number one rule to follow when cleaning any knife is to work patiently and slowly. If you work too…
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