Lots of good info. Thanks for sharing.

Very interesting info Mike. You folks have a wonderful day.

Thanks for sharing. Good info, I especially like the part about Green bone.

Ok thank you for checking I appreciate it brother

Thanks for all of the great information. Have a great day and God bless.

No worries you missed the show :) We can reschedule brother!! The show went on and was good. When you come on it will be even better :)

Thanks for this awesome lesson about Case knives, much appreciated. 👍 Take care my friend and Cheers!

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Very informative! More people should be subscribed as this is the best knife channel around!!

Great information! Thanks for sharing that with us!

Those knives are awesome great video

I agree with you on the the green bone

Lol right.

I hope you don't mind but I have a question about a Case knife that was my grandfather's, then my father's and now I've got it. Now my grandfather passed away in 1958, I don't know how long he had the knife before he died. But it is a fixed blade, stainless stag antler scales about a 3½ or 4 inch blade that is shaped like a toothpick style, slightly curved, very long point, it has ridges on the spine about an inch length from the handle, the there is a small stainless guard wear the scales and blade meet. It has a full tang that ends with what looks like pewter end pommel shaped like a saddle horn. The only marking on the knife is on the blade at the base that reads "CASE" just like that, all caps, straight type just like it looks like above, no exes, no model number. I have the original sheath, made of leather with yellow/gold stitching closing the open edge and in a small raised rectangle, raised letters CASEXX just like that in block letters all caps with some raised pattern lines that follow the contour of the sheath and with 3 stripes connected by a bar across the top of the three lines of different lengths following the shape of the sheath. The sheath has a belt loop at the top and it used to have a thin leather strap with a snap at one time but it's been missing since I was a little kid. I may have been the one to lose it but it broke from age. Now, I'm 59 years old and my grandfather's initials are lightly scratched into the back of the sheath, my father's initials are also and mine are also scratched in lightly but visibly. I've looked online a few times and haven't been able to find one in the Case history but I did find one someone was selling on some website but it had no info and was sold. Do you think you could help me figure out what year it is and model and specs, please? Thanks

Very interesting thanks for sharing this. I got question I Been looking at a tested large folder hunter and both blades are stamped tested xx is that original??

Ok thank you so much that's really what I was thinking too I think it's a fake also