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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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Where are Case Knives made?
“ I recently returned a Case knife to you for blade replacement because of a broken tip and you were unable to replace because the knife was discontinued. You did however reshape the blade free of charge. Thank you for your EXCELLENT customer service. “ Thank you, Mike “I cannot express the sincere appreciation for the wonderful service extended by your company. Today there…
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Case locking blade Pocket Knives
As mentioned above, you ll want to focus on the pivot of the knife and the locking surfaces. If you ve just got some light pocket lint, you can usually use a toothpick, screwdriver, or other probe to remove it. If you ve got sand and grit, you ll likely want to use warm, soapy water and wash the knife with a bristle brush (I like to use an old toothbrush). If you do go this…
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EBay Case Pocket Knives
When considering knives for use on a fishing trip, the Case Cutlery 120 Fishing Knife can be an excellent choice. This stainless steel knife is an excellent tool for experienced fishers, and it features a long clip blade and a scaler tool. This well-designed device helps to fulfill all of your cutting and sharpening needs, whether you want to remove scales or sharpen a dull…
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Case Knives on eBay
Sometimes a brand becomes a legend. The knives made by the W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company are one such brand, although they ve become more commonly known over the years as Case knives. First manufactured in 1889, these distinctive blades are an essential piece of Americana, being durable, practical, and a design classic. They re similar to Zippo lighters in that respect…
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Case Canoe
About this project Since the very first canoe ever carved out of a tree trunk, the shape of canoes have not changed throughout time. That is, UNTIL NOW. Check out Tim Thomas explain how to win a Case Canoe in the NYS Winter Classic Fishing Tournament with Bill Hilts on the Outdoor Beat! You ll need an HTML5 capable browser to see this content. Case Canoe orders before the Holidays…
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Case Bowie Knives
A certain fellow—we’ll call him Fred—broke the law a while ago. He didn’t mean to. He didn’t even know he was doing it. Nevertheless, had he been caught he could have gone to jail—for a year. RELATED ARTICLES Fred lives in Virginia. Last fall he went on a camping trip. Not knowing what the terrain might be like, he stowed a short machete in his backpack—in case he needed to…
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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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