My Second Case Classic
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My Second Case Classic
I've been meaning to post some pictures of the Antique Christmas Tree barn door hinge toothpick 10095 I recently picked up. It's #15 of 500, made in 1992 and came with box and paperwork. The paperwork says there were 500 knives in this handle material, 300 Candy Stripe, 250 Goldstone and just 200 in Mottled Brown. Originally made 1905-1915, I think they're pretty sweet!
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Side note- the side of the box says it was made by Blue Grass for Case, wish I had taken a picture of it. I'm a big fan of their knives.
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Nice looking knife
Jeff
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Nice knife,..have one myself. Just fyi,..those handles look like cranberry gold swirl, not Antique X-mas. Actually there were only 98 of the cranberry gold swirl made. So its alot rarer than the X-mas tree.The COA does not belong to that knife.They had their own COA, they were made for C&R knives to distribute, and the COA states this. The X-mas version of this knife is bottom center in this pic.
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I have seen the Christmas Tree handled knives like yours, I figured they called this one "Antique" Christmas Tree to denote a variation?Classic Case wrote:Nice knife,..have one myself. Just fyi,..those handles look like cranberry gold swirl, not Antique X-mas. Actually there were only 98 of the cranberry gold swirl made. So its alot rarer than the X-mas tree.The COA does not belong to that knife.They had their own COA, they were made for C&R knives to distribute, and the COA states this. The X-mas version of this knife is bottom center in this pic.
More rare is better in my book! There were other barndoor hinge knives sold at this auction but this was the only one in this handle material color, I'll have to go back and see if there was one like yours. Is there a book on Case Classic knives or another good resource? Thanks for the info!
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There was a Christmas Tree like yours along with a Candy Stripe, Yellow, Mottled Brown and Goldstone. Plus these other two, maybe Pearl and _______ (I don't have a clue).
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Abalone?
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JEARL wrote:Nice looking knife
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Thanks Jeff!
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Maybe Butter & Molasses??1967redrider wrote:There was a Christmas Tree like yours along with a Candy Stripe, Yellow, Mottled Brown and Goldstone. Plus these other two, maybe Pearl and _______ (I don't have a clue).
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The one knife is Caramel Swirl ,..the other actually looks like the Mottled Brown, that has been discolored on the one end.(possibly sunlight fading?).I dont know what the Mottled Brown they sold looked like,..but if it looked brown,but different, it could have possibly been Burlwood Celluloid. (in my photo the Burlwood is at 10:00 o'clock , the Mottled Brown is at 2.)
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Thanks for the info guys.
Sweet looking knife jerryd6818!
Sweet looking knife jerryd6818!
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter