I carry this little gem on a regular basis:
Case Sway Back Jack with carbon blades and - yes, chestnut bone
A Tony Bose pattern and a very nice edc.

Thank's Litch for the pic. That's a wonderful knife

Maybe some 0f you have a vintage case knife to show me in good condition :-) I love those older ones.

Kalervo...let see if I can satisfy you:

CASE 19XX93 Bradford,PA
TESTEDXX 630093
SALESMAN SAMPLE

Perry...I do think you'll be called in.....

Kalervo, at this moment this's oldest I have(...not sure...):

CASE
TESTED XX
19 USA 92
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TESTED
XX
6391

PS: sorry for the very bad pic!

In the two photos just above are Case Classics and were actually made by Queen. Case no longer had the tooling for the old knife patterns so they subcontracted it out.

Here's a picture of the best Case knife that I've had the pleasure to own. It's a 6394 1/2 pattern and is called a "Cigar". Made in the 1920's and is in mint condition. I have many more if y'all would like to see them.

Thank's friends. I love those pics.
Please Perry, post more pics. :-)

Perry,
Fantastic "Cigar" never seen one in this "New Condition"
More pictures of other's!!!!!!!!

Ken Lambert
RKS #3610
NRA Benefactor
FOP

Wow Perry - super nice collectors piece!!
I can't get enough of those...

Here's a newer one, made in 1970. Knife is a 6488 "Big Congress" This knife is called a transition because it has one blade stamped ten dot (1970) the the other blade is stamped CASE XX USA which is a stamp used from 1965 through 1969. They a considered rare and command a higher price. The '88 pattern is the most sought after Case knife by collectors. It also has the current record for highest price ever brought for a Case knife. One was sold at an auction for $14,300.00.

Here's a picture of the transition knife that I used to own.