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1. • • Case Knives are pocketknives manufactured by Case. These are called case knives because they come in a case or cover. Case Knives are mostly useful during hunting, to help in cutting wood, soft fruits, or even tender meat. These may be used to make kindling for a fire, to open bottle caps, to clean a fish, or to cut ropes.
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   What is a case pocket knife?

   • Case pocket knives are compact and perfect for tasks in and around the farm or on the factory floor. This is what Case does best. It is sometimes said that these are the most collectible pocket knives in the world. Case knives are practical USA-made knives for people who appreciate tradition and craftsmanship.

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   What is a case knife?

   • Case Knives are pocketknives manufactured by Case. These are called case knives because they come in a case or cover. Case Knives are mostly useful during hunting, to help in cutting wood, soft fruits, or even tender meat. These may be used to make kindling for a fire, to open bottle caps, to clean a fish, or to cut ropes.

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   Are pocket knives useful?

   • For me, pocket knives are the apotheosis of form and function. They’re both aesthetically pleasing and extremely useful. I love the look and feel of an old Case pocket knife with its handsome faux bone handle. Even the simple design of the Swiss Army knife evinces a distinct charm.

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   What materials do Case knives use?

   • Case uses a variety of handle materials, including bone, micarta, wood and synthetic materials. To keep your Case knives in perfect condition, Case also sells sharpening products. Use the pocket sharpening stone, oil and other tools to keep your Case knife sharp and in top condition for years to come. Case Knives' history dates back to 1889.

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   Are Case Cutlery pocket knives good?

   • Case Cutlery Pocket Knives : The king of the collectibles Ever since Case Cutlery figured out there was a huge collector market in the 1970’s, they have tuned their brand to not only be a good using knife but THE collectible brand as well.

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   Are case pocket knives junk?

   • The early 1980’s (circa 1980 – 1987) saw a large push to lower the cost in the production of the Case pocket knives. With that, we got “new grind” and noticeable decreases in quality. Knives from this era are not junk, but you will see looser fitting blades, open backsprings, lower end slabs, etc.

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   Feb 27, 2014 · Case has been the traditional pocket knife standard for decades. They are not perfect, but they are a great value. Here we discuss the pros / cons.

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   It can take dozens of separate parts and over 160 steps—many of which are meticulous hand operations—to build a Case knife. From rich, natural handle materials to premium-quality steel blades, our knives are made of the finest components in the world. Explore anatomy of a Case knife

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   Over the course of our long history, we crafted knives from well over one hundred knife patterns. To help collectors identify the specific patterns and determine the approximate age of their knives, we developed a unique blade tang stamping system. See how to identify your knife

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   Case fans have a million different jobs to do. So, we offer dozens of knife patterns that are designed to work hard. Some of our most popular patterns include the Trapper, Stockman, Sod Buster®, RussLock®, Hobo®, XX-Changer®, Mako® and Shark Tooth®, CopperLock®, along with our Everyday Carry knives like our Marilla™ and Kinzua™ patterns.

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   Some of nature’s most beautiful materials like cattle bone, stag antler, buffalo horn, and mother-of-pearl gathered from all over the earth are used in Case knives, as well as durable, beautiful acrylics like Kirinite®, tough composites like carbon fiber and laminates like canvas, Micarta® and G-10, along with many different species of wood. Case’s...

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   Knife users trust the Case brand for helping them get jobs done. Whatever your work, there’s a Case knife made for doing more. Which is why weuse premium-quality steels, specially selected and tested to fit our demanding quality specifications. Take a look at our Steel Roster

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   Of course, you want to keep your Case knife looking sharp and working great. Check out these short videos showing how to maintain, sharpen, and safely handle your knife. Cleaning and Care Sharpening Your Knife General Knife Safety

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   The Case brand is one of the most collectible knife brands in the world. Placing your name or a company logo on one will transform a special gift into a cherished keepsake for every occasion. Whether it's an employee appreciation, retirement, wedding, or anniversary gift, a Case knife is always the sure choice. Explore custom imprinting options

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   Case makes pocket knives for a wide range of specific purposes. There are pocket knives with a single blade, or those with two or even three blades. Case uses a variety of handle materials, including bone, micarta, wood and synthetic materials.

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   • Proto-Pocket Knives and the Peasant Knife. Pocket knives have been around a surprisingly long time. Well, technically these first versions weren’t actually pocket knives because pockets didn’t become a thing until the 17th century.
   • Keeping the Blade Open: The Slip Joint Knife. Recognizing the danger of relying solely on friction to keep the pocket knife’s blade open, cutlers in England began experimenting with modifications that would lock the blade in place while in use and keep it closed when it wasn’t.
   • Really Making Sure That Blade Doesn’t Close on Your Fingers: The Locking Blade. While the slip joint knife reduces the chance of a blade folding back up on you while in use, it doesn’t eliminate the risk.
   • A Pocket Knife Fit for a Warrior: The Tactical Folding Knife. Knives are standard issue to soldiers around the world. However, when a recruit is outfitted and equipped, he’s usually given a fixed blade knife instead of a pocket knife.

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   Oct 14, 2024 · Case has a staggering selection of pocket knives, each available in a variety of sizes, patterns and materials for both the blade and handle. The more popular patterns are generally the Trapper, Stockman, Peanut and Copperhead.

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    3 days ago · Vintage Case pocket knives are far and away the most collected traditional pocket knife. Ask any collector and they will be familiar with the distinctive jigged bone pattern and Case oval shield.