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Comment by Tim steckbauer on December 3, 2010 at 18:00
my edc knife is a case 54 patern "trapper" with yellow comp scales and CV blades, Ilove this knife and it started my addiction to collecting knives....case and other brands.
Comment by d.r. cervantez on November 30, 2010 at 22:25
I have a Case 1976 Bicenntenial folding hunter serial #5451. I am looking to see if anyone has serial #5450 or 5452. Leave me a message if you do.
Comment by Bill Fletcher on November 11, 2010 at 15:06
If you are connected to Face Book , I just wanted to let you know that the W. R. Case XX page for the company has started ( 11/11/10) a contest based upon one entry per day and random draw that will end next Tuesday (11/16/10 at noon) with the winner to choose from 1 of 3 available pocket knives. A Case knife is handy for _______ All the best, Fletch
Comment by Bill Fletcher on November 2, 2010 at 10:45
Feeling a little bit proud and a whole lot happy with some red white and blue - New Case XX Select 2010 Pruner (61011 SS) Mediterranean Blue Saw Bone jigged handle, 1 of 250 ....... Just received & pics posted. I'm really enjoying the release of the Pruner/Hawkbill from the vault this year.

In Memoriam
Comment by Scott King on July 15, 2010 at 9:31
On the plane headed to the Case Reunion. See several Case Fans on the plane too, including Ed Jessup of Case! Hope to see you there!
Comment by Frank Evans on May 2, 2010 at 12:12
The Case XX Vault program took effect January 1, 2008.

Four popular patterns and all related tool works were locked away inside the “Case XX Vault” for a period of at least three years before being reintroduced to the public.

The reasons to institute this program are twofold. First, there are the manufacturing concerns involved in operating a factory with 140 different knife patterns. Meeting the incredible customer demand for hand-crafted Case knives is a real challenge; one that is magnified each year as Case introduces new knife patterns.

Second, and more importantly, this program will be a tremendous benefit for Case Collectors. The time a pattern is on hiatus will give the Case Collector time to find those rare knives missing from their collection. At the same time, the knives already in their collection are likely to become even more valuable.

The following four knife patterns will be retired to the vault on July 1, 2010:

Seahorse Whittler (55) (You all write a note of condolence to Jim Prather and JJ... But let them know the plan is for the Seahorsey's to come home in a few and all will be right in the universe again)
Large Trapper (51)
Razor (005)
Hunter (Finn)

The following four knife patterns were retired to the vault on January 1, 2010:

Alamo Bowie (Alamo Bowie Patttern)
Pen ('01 Pattern)
Dog Leg Trapper ('40 Pattern)
Swell Center Jack ('25 1/2 Pattern)

SINCE '08

The following four knife patterns were retired to the vault on July 1, 2009:
Baby Butterbean ('132 Pattern) Large Congress ('88 Pattern)
Large Gunstock / Bartender ('130 Pattern) Hunting Knife ('23-5 Pattern)

The following four knife patterns were retired to the vault on January 1, 2009:
Copperhead ('49 Pattern) Whittler ('08 Pattern)
Shark Tooth ('97 L Pattern) Mid-Folding Hunter ('265 Pattern)

The following four knife patterns were retired to the vault on July 1, 2008:
Sowbelly ('TB339 Pattern) Large Slab Side Hunter ('47-5 Pattern)
Small Slab Side Hunter ('78-3 1/2 Pattern) Copperlock ('549L pattern)

The following four knife patterns were retired to the vault on January 1, 2008:
Tuxedo ('156 Pattern) Doctor’s Knife ('85 Pattern)
Cheetah® ('11 1/2L Pattern) Executive Lockback ('056 Pattern)
Comment by Justin Dunn on March 8, 2010 at 18:50
Thanks, i'll try that.
Comment by Richard L Campbell (Dick) on March 8, 2010 at 9:38
I would start with the Seahorse whittler.
Comment by Justin Dunn on March 7, 2010 at 19:34
What is a good style of Case to start with?
Comment by Jakub Capek on February 28, 2010 at 13:59
Hello all you Case fans! I just bought my first Case knife. Received it on Friday and I like the look. Sorry to find out that most everybody says that Corelon is not good or at least will not gain in value... We shall see.
Anyway, take a look at my page and the photos I took. Otherwise I won another 2 Case knives in an auction, due to arrive within the next couple of weeks..


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