8" oal, 4" blade.  Full pic below.  Any idea what model this is?

A couple images of my latest Case purchase.  This one dates from 1942.   Case was one of three knife companies who made the Army Air Forces Folding Machete that was found in the B-2 and B-4 Emergency bail out kit for pilots and air crews.

The knife measures around 11.5  inches folded and about 15/5 inches when open. The blade is approximately 10 inches.  This one is rock solid with a good patina.  The blade is extremely tight and the liner lock functions perfectly.  I haven't been this excited about a knife purchase in I don't know how long!   The AAF folding machete was one of the knives on my bucket list.

I wrote more about this knife here:

http://iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/the-aaf-folding-machete

Sooper nice find!

A brute of a knife, Tobias.  The link you provided went nowhere, that is, it couldn't find the page for me.  Just said "Page not found."

Thanks Howard.   I do a better write up on the machete in The General Knife Discussion Forum.  Look for the one titled "AAF Folding Machete".

The AAF Folding Machete

Thanks, Tobias & Jan.  Enjoyed the read. 

Nice work.

Lots of new knives up there in the discussions.

i like this pattern as well. i am looking for an lightly packed mini copper head with warncliffe blade to do some modds to.if any one has one for sale please let me knowthanks kysteve10@yahoo.com

Hey guys!  I went to Presidents day today, check out the discussion http://iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/an-early-morning-at-smkw-wi...

Also I am letting you all know first I picked up some awesome Case items available at the show for a giveaway starting tomorrow so watch the site for it!

Case Rough Black Trapper-Lock  By Steve Hanner

Just a few Knives I picked up lately Prices are what he had on the but I only gave $650 for all of them New & Unused

Nice haul Dan!

Looks like you made someone's day Dan, great haul whatever the price, would love to see some of them close up.

The Case Cap Lifter is available in both traditional Yellow Delrin and Jigged Amber Bone. It’s 3.5″ closed and features a 2.75″ Clip Point blade and a cap lifter/screwdriver blade, both in Case Tru-sharp surgical steel.

Very nice Jan. This will come in handy for the Mexican beer.

Anyone ever seen older Case knives, 1970's and 1995 that the handle material appears to be stag but the Tang number starts with a 6?  A 6318 and a 6333, both of which I would of sworn were 5's before I double checked them.  Are these rehandled knives or did Case make knives like these, I can post pics if needed.

Nice Case knife. Love the Case knives.

For the past 7 years, I've been working on a collection of Smoky Mountain Knife Works President Pipes Case XX knives.  I would really appreciate knowing more information  about the series.  When did this annual knife series begin?  I'd love to see a list of knives associated with year produced.  Best regards

A trio of Case XX Christmas Hawkbill / Pruners -  Two green bone from 2011 and one red bone from 2012 - Merry Christmas

The red bone is great looking but the green bone seems to jump right off the screen at me! Nice lookin' knives, Sir!

I agree with Tom, all of them are beautiful but those green ones are eye popping.

Tom and Syd, Thank you and a Merry Christmas!!

Bill,

Thanks for sharing the pics with us. Merry Christmas to you and yours also!

Bill what can one say but these knives are just stunning. You can't go wrong with the Case Brand.

NIce Hawkbill's Bill.  I agree with the others, I'm "green" with envy over those green bone handles.

Clint and Andy Thank you and a Merry Christmas !  ssh - I'm partial to the green also LOL

Thank you Billy!  I wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas :-)

Those look great Bill! I'm partial to the green. Maybe because it looks like the green of a Christmas tree with a red ornament. 

Thank you Craig,  Merry Christmas!

got my pilot test run ivory kirinite trapper

Elbin, What no pics?

LOL Tom is right we need pics

WooHoo I get to open my Case knife tomorrow!

I received for Christmas one of the walnut display boxes Case made for their recent run of V42 reproductions.  I have both an original V42 and a reproduction dated 1991.  The display box is meant to be mounted on a wall and the knife is held in position vertically by magnets that attract the cross guard.  Curiously, it works just fine with the reproduction knife but not with the original.  While the original is weakly attracted to the magnets, they are not nearly strong enough to hold the knife up.  The difference is at least 10:1 in holding power.  Curious if anyone else has run into this, has any idea what the original cross guard is made of (304 SS cold worked?) or any good work arounds?

Guys and Gals, I do not often do this but we have a member with a family health issue and he needs to sell a rare Case Collaboration knife.

The pics are here  look before and after that one and you will see them all

Cesar's profile is here

Both Jeremy Buchanan and I have shipped knives and received knives from Cesar, so I know his quality as a seller and he has been a member for quite some time.

I know he received the knife straight from Tony Bose because I had a discussion with Tony about the knife.

Cesar is asking 450.00 which includes shipping with insurance and an international tracking number.

THIS is what makes this Arkansas Hunter rare, Tony does not normally stamp his shop on one and a bolster stamp is just as rare for him

If you are interested please contact Cesar directly and Thank you

HELP!!

I am hoping someone in this group can assist with more info on a set of Case knives

http://iknifecollector.com/forum/topics/detailed-info-on-these-two-...

another member has purchased 5 of the set and I am looking for help with securing any additional information

Pres day at SMKW was a lot of fun.  It would not be presidents day without a photo bomb of Andy Larrison

The folks at Case that make this happen every year are just amazing

Early morning porch time brings everyone together for a little show and tell

and the ultimate destination for this show