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Featured Comment by Charles Sample on October 13, 2014 at 18:36

Rhamer, two places that come to my mind immediately are Smoky Mountain Knife Works and Shephard Hills Cutlery.

Comment by Jan Carter on October 13, 2014 at 18:28

Howard I have seen Tonys version of this one and it is sweet.  I would think the Case version would be also but a bit pricy for me.  I will tell you he says it is one of the hardest knives to make

Comment by Rhamer Jimenez on October 13, 2014 at 17:57

Hey Craig a question, best place to buy case knives??

Thanks

Comment by Rhamer Jimenez on October 13, 2014 at 17:33

Thanks Craig, i will check your recommendations, is that i just want to narrow the knives, i know Case has a lot to choose from, but it does not hurt to invest in something that will no longer be available. lol

Featured Comment by Craig Henry on October 13, 2014 at 17:15

These five patterns will no longer be made.....

1. Eisenhower

2. Pocket Hunter

3. Large Saddlehorn

4. Elephant's Toe

5. Small Swell Center Jack (Small Coke Bottle)

Get them while you can!

Featured Comment by Craig Henry on October 13, 2014 at 16:34

Welcome to the wonderful world of Case knives Rhamer!

Case has a lot to pick from. You might want to go here  -  http://www.wrcase.com/index_en.php  - and look around. There's a lot of information! And you might want to think about joining the Case Collectors Club and Forum  -  http://www.wrcase.com/collectors_club/join_the_club/

I'm not able to stick to one pattern.....as you can see in the Case discussion groups! LOL! So, it would be hard for me to recommend one! LOL!

Comment by Rhamer Jimenez on October 13, 2014 at 15:43

i was watching the Copperlock pattern but i am not sure if there are old Case knives  of this pattern besides the one i could see on Amazon.

Comment by Rhamer Jimenez on October 13, 2014 at 15:41

Hi guys, i want to start my Knive Case collection, since i have read there is a lot of Case Knives to choose from, i think i will go for an specific pattern, i am interested mostly on big, single blade foldings, from a collector standpoint which one would you recommend.

Thanks.

Comment by Howard P Reynolds on October 8, 2014 at 0:53

Saw this W.R. Case-Tony Bose Lockback Whittler in the Case Fall catalog today.

Five handles:  Peach seed jigged Antique Bone (#7215), Chestnut Bone (#7216), Ebony Wood (#7217), Abalone (#7218) & Burnt Stag (#7219).  154CM steel and a steep price:  About $450.00

Featured Comment by Craig Henry on October 7, 2014 at 23:48

Very cool Jeremy!!

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