Newest Case Pick-Ups

The W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Company has a very rich history that began in 1889 when William Russell (“W.R.”), Jean, John, and Andrew Case began fashioning their knives and selling them along a wagon trail in upstate New York. The company has produced countless treasures and it continues to do so as one of the most collected brands in the world.
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I just picked these two up at the Harrisonburg show for a price I couldn't refuse. 1974 6111 1/2L and an XX 6217 loom fixer.

Got a question, do you think the XX 6217 is bone or red bone? Both are unsharpened but the loom fixer does have a little spider web on the back of the main blade, no biggie though. Thanks for your thoughts!

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hey redrider, I think the answer is, It depends on wether you are buying or selling... :) ::shrug::
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Rider, that is pretty interesting - all the mid-1970's era Case Loom Fixers I have seen (and the one I own) have wood handles. Yours is the first with bone that I have seen. Nice knives! OH
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Even though I only have one (KA-BAR) I'm rather partial to Loom Fixers (also known as Half-Hawks) and that is a very nice one. Congratulations.

Here's one from 1975. He says the handles are jigged Staminawood.
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Nice score, those are way nice..
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Thanks guys! ::tu::
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Really nice.
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Just got this Case XX Red Stag Trapper
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Nice Red Stag 54!! I've been hunting one of those. Where did u pick that one up?
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1967redrider wrote:I just picked these two up at the Harrisonburg show for a price I couldn't refuse. 1974 6111 1/2L and an XX 6217 loom fixer.

Got a question, do you think the XX 6217 is bone or red bone? Both are unsharpened but the loom fixer does have a little spider web on the back of the main blade, no biggie though. Thanks for your thoughts!

-John
I can't make out the tang stamp on your 6217 but I think it's a XX era 40-65 and it's red bone.
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npeters3 wrote:Nice Red Stag 54!! I've been hunting one of those. Where did u pick that one up?
Got it from a guy in Oklahoma. I have been looking for a First Model Red Stag 5254 for a long time when I found this one. I saw another one at the Dalton, Ga. Show
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wazu013 wrote:I can't make out the tang stamp on your 6217 but I think it's a XX era 40-65 and it's red bone.
wazu,

Yep, XX 1940-64 tang stamp. My reference books say bone or red bone, always a tricky call for me. The snap in those blades is amazing. Thanks! ::tu::


jlw257,

That red stag is sweet. ::nod::


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Thanks Red Rider
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Nice 3249CV EDC for my twin Bro. Thanks for the great deal on her Robert..... ::handshake::

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It looks great trevor hope your brother likes it and dont loose it ::doh:: :lol:
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All great pick-ups - isn't it fun.
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Just got some more Trappers in the mail today
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I just ordered this for my sister. But, I get to ogle it first. ::nod::

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Sweet trappers, guys! Keep 'em coming. ::ds::
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Couple more Case XX 's
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In today's post. A XX folding hunter in jigged Rosewood. A real handful. ::nod::


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Sweet knives! ::tu:: ::tu::
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The Internet has been out at my place for the last 10 days, so I brought the ol' Kindle to Panera. Been dying to post some pictures of my newest Case auction pick-ups. Got a Case 6383 from 1978, a 6380 from 1985, an XX pearl pen knife, a HAWG (as Mr. Blister would say) of a display knife from 1990 and a Case Bradford, PA 6294 Big Cigar jack. From the auction pictures I could tell the cigar had been cleaned and profiled but thought for sure it was a LP XX, maybe in red bone. Well, turns out to be some pretty sweet green bone. It does have a hairline pin crack on the left mark side handle but I really love this knife. ::ds::
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Here are the only 2 pictures posted by the auction house.
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Here's some shots of the -92 Big Cigar next to a few newer -91s, an XX era -75 Moose and USA era -92 for scale.
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