Thank you very much!! I think from a collectors point of view, my 6235 1/2 is my favorite. To EDC, I'm really enjoying the 6332 since I've picked it up and it's been in the pocket since I got it. For sentimental reasons, the peanut is my favorite as it was the first knife that was ever my own; and it was given to me by my grandfather who taught me the outdoors.Really nice collection, well done.
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bigfish64
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Something extra special about granddaddy's knife and outdoor teachings
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Got a great deal on this late 60's 6232 Medium Jack a couple weeks ago. Haven't got around to giving it a really good cleaning yet but it has amazing W&T.
I've had my 6332 in pocket since I got it. Really enjoying the 32 pattern. Love the bone on yours!!Got a great deal on this late 60's 6232 Medium Jack a couple weeks ago. Haven't got around to giving it a really good cleaning yet but it has amazing W&T.
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You are very welcome.
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Picked up a couple old jacks recently. The top one is a 1978 6235 1/2 I found at a gun show and its just rock solid with amazing action. The clip blade has some wear but the price was right. The cigar frame is a 62055 and was made in 1965-69, has great action and its in great condition, but has terrible blade rap 
. Not really the end of the world since I dont really plan on carrying it, but it still hurts! I threw a strip of leather where it raps in the mean time. Really wish Case would pull some of these medium sized standard jack knives out of the vault. AFAIK they aren't even making the texas jacks currently.
. Not really the end of the world since I dont really plan on carrying it, but it still hurts! I threw a strip of leather where it raps in the mean time. Really wish Case would pull some of these medium sized standard jack knives out of the vault. AFAIK they aren't even making the texas jacks currently.
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Sodbuster, Chestnut Bone / CV
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I've noticed that on almost all of the red bone knives from the 70s. The pile side is usually a lot darker color. Makes me wonder if they did it on purpose for some reason. Nice knife!A 63047 from 1974. The bone doesn't match terribly well, but one of my favorite frames.
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In 2019 Case did a few knives in this "sawcut" bone and CV steel. It's not very sawcut, but it is very good looking.
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Nice soddie John, and your flower garden looks a lot like mine.
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Thanks!!Nice soddie John, and your flower garden looks a lot like mine.
I know I am not the only one out there!! Good to hear!!
John
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I love that you are calling your dandelions flowers. Let that lawn breathe!
I’ve been on a bit of a “classic Case” kick lately. ”Classic“ to me is the 1964-1986 era. Was born in 1968 and everyone in my family carried a Case knife.
These are six I’ve picked up recently.
