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Comment by Mike Latham on November 30, 2009 at 7:38

Jeff, I'll try this one more time with a little more authority ;>

That is an OCC event knife that they only sold at certain events around the country. The total production ended up in the hundreds and many of them ended up on eBay. But it is an OCC event trapper. I have had at least 4 color variations of the same knife at one time or another.
Simply search for "case occ knife" on eBay today shows two other variants and if you check the completed auctions there is another that sold for $70.

KnifeMaker Comment by CaptJeff Saylor on November 15, 2009 at 23:04

i Googled OCC Case knife, and all the OCC knives came with a OCC tin and a OCC logo on the handle. none of the knives look like the one i got!

anyone else have a suggestion, or know where i can find what kind of knife this is?

KnifeMaker Comment by CaptJeff Saylor on November 15, 2009 at 14:22

thanks Mike! i appreciate the info!

Comment by Mike Latham on November 15, 2009 at 7:54

Jeff, I believe that knife was part of the OCC (Orange County Chopper) Series. Several smooth bones with those flames. They ran $70-100 each if memory serves.

KnifeMaker Comment by CaptJeff Saylor on November 13, 2009 at 23:11

hey i just Map Quested directions to the Case factory in Pensylvania....
508 miles..... 8 hours and 8 minutes.... not bad! i can do that!!!

KnifeMaker Comment by CaptJeff Saylor on November 11, 2009 at 19:32

hey everyone! i havea Case knife its white with red flames on it. i recieved it from my dad a few years ago. i cant find it online, or on a search. can someone tell me anything about it, and how much it is worth.
it has 6254 SS stamped on the second blade. i do know its a trapper. it has 5 x's around the Case symbol on the first blade.

Comment by Frank Evans on November 5, 2009 at 14:57

Correction:

Four generations of Case Pattern #47 – from front to back – Case XX 6347, Case XX USA 53047, Case XX USA 1995 Alabama Damascus (Jim Parker Factory) 53047 D and furthest in the rear 5347DAM 2009.

Comment by Frank Evans on November 5, 2009 at 14:53

Comment by Frank Evans on November 5, 2009 at 14:52

Four generations of Case Pattern #47 – from front to back – Case XX 6327, Case XX USA 53047, Case XX USA 1995 Alabama Damascus (Jim Parker Factory) and furthest in the rear 5347DAM 2009.

Comment by Frank Evans on October 31, 2009 at 13:07

I just received a copy of Steve Pfeiffer’s book, “Collecting Case Knives”. This is an outstanding technical reference guide. As he states in his forward, he was trying to take a different tact from previous price guides and books. Well, he was successful and the end product great! Steve explains and defines a very complicated and difficult to at times understand migration and identification of the Case lines of knives. Of course it’s well sourced without a doubt when you dig in. I do not know Steve and have been a fan of Sergeants’ publications but there’s not a real completion in my opinion. Each one should be part of any Case knife collector’s library. They complement each other in a true synergistic fashion.
Thanks Steve – Well done! And thank you too for the comments you are willing to share with us all on iCK.

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