Does anyone recognize this shield?

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Does anyone recognize this shield?

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I've never seen this one... What is it called? (the shield)

Is it an authentic Case shield?
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Yes it is an authentic Case shield. Per knifedb.com:
Making a Case for America" shield. Shown in 2008 Summer promotional products catalog. Has burnt oat barnboard jigged bone handles and a rectangular stylized American flag shield. Master blade says "MAKING A CASE FOR AMERICA" in red. Came in a rectangular "MAKING A CASE FOR AMERICA" tin.
Also shown is a knife from 2009 having the same shield. Says the shield was used for the “MAKING A CASE FOR AMERICA” promotion and appeared in the summer 2008 and spring 2009 promotions catalogs. Examples of both trapper and mini-trapper patterns are pictured - there may have been others. ::shrug::

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Perfect and thank you so much, Ken!
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You’re welcome. Knifedb.com is a great resource, can be searched for just about anything Case-related, including shields, patterns, handles, blades, etc. ::tu::

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Mumbleypeg wrote: Sat Apr 01, 2023 3:36 pm You’re welcome. Knifedb.com is a great resource, can be searched for just about anything Case-related, including shields, patterns, handles, blades, etc. ::tu::

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Thanks Ken.

You probably know this… but it is a charge-for, membership-only resource

I may, in the future, consider a membership…. depending on where my collecting aspirations lead me!

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Yes, I'm a paying subscriber at knifedb.com. Kinda like AAPK, I use both often and to me it's worth it. If I get value I got no problems paying. Some people want a free ride and then gripe when whatever they were using "free" goes broke. Or they find out like a lot of on line stuff they thought was free, they themselves are the product being sold.

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