Thank you so much for this thorough education! Now I know what to call my dozen or so Case knives. The one in my pocket today is called the cowbell and it sure feels great in my hand😁
I liked your video. I got a suggestion for you make these into mats I'll buy the first one. Long time collector myself and the only error I seen is in 1990 they put an actual date on the tang for I think 3 years
If the first number is a 6 it denotes bone or brown delrin. If it's bone it will usually have an oval around the word Case on the shield. That small blade is a coping blade. A lot of whitteling knives have them. Good for making stop cuts.
I have a knife that has CASE XX with stainless spelled out under the case XX with 05233 on opposite side. Wondering the year since it was not on your chart.
Good video. I was wondering why one of my case knives didn't have any "dots" on any blades and now I know. Very well used so not worth very much though
Let's not forget, Case knives are lifetime guarantee too and they do repair that at the factory. The lifetime means the lifetime of the original owner. Yes, Case knives are that good!
I have a case bros pocket knife marked little valley NY 2 blades and a belt poker brown handle with a shield it must be older than your first display it's in good shape i found it in a box stuffed it the walls in my mom's house. What's it worth?
I have a Case Congress from 1953. I know the exact year it was purchased because it was a Christmas gift to my great grandfather. I have a Case Stockman from 1970-1979. It was my other great grandfather's knife. I'm not sure exactly when it was bought since it was not documented. And I have a Sodbuster Jr. from 1980-1989 that i paid $10 for a few months ago. The congress does not have a number. The stockman has 6333 on it. And the sodbuster jr has 2137 on it.
Really depends on condition. A rough user could go for 60$ or one that is mint around 200-300, maybe more being a 10 dot. The 10 dots are pretty collectible.
Just my luck my case matched nothing you showed. Blade has Case XX Bradford PA. USA # on small blade 63032 is it worth anything. Very good steel blades easily to make it very sharp. Has 3 blades. Any info would be great.
So, in the early early days, pre 1900 or around it, some of the Case’s had Bradford PA stamped in the blade, but I’d say you probably have a 90’s model. Check out 90’s model Case knives with Bradford PA on the stamp. It was like a retro thing they did.
@@lambfarms7894 Thanks for your reply. Took another look using my phones zoom. It has 19 USA 93 on it. It just way smaller than I could see at first. Thanks for the reply and I enjoy your videos.
Thanks for the great education on what the numbers mean on the tang stamps!
Thank you so much for this thorough education! Now I know what to call my dozen or so Case knives. The one in my pocket today is called the cowbell and it sure feels great in my hand😁
Very informative! I just stumbled across an auction of case knives and know nothing about them. Maybe I'll pick up those 15 knives...
Awesome video, I certainly learned alot! Now when I find these knives at auctions and sales I'll have a guide to identify them. Thanks man
Enjoyed your very informative video. Lots of good info. 🐊🐊
There is a Case and Zippo Museum 1932 Zippo Dr. Bradford , Pa. You can buy Zippo and Case knives there too !!!
Super helpful. I ID from my great grandfather 1940-64. He used his knife so it's not in great condition.
I’ll buy all the tested knives you got if you think they aren’t worth much money, nice collection by the way
Thank you for so much useful information, great video.
I liked your video. I got a suggestion for you make these into mats I'll buy the first one. Long time collector myself and the only error I seen is in 1990 they put an actual date on the tang for I think 3 years
Gotta love the Case knives.
The one with the sheepsfoot the opposite blade is a spey blade
If the first number is a 6 it denotes bone or brown delrin. If it's bone it will usually have an oval around the word Case on the shield. That small blade is a coping blade. A lot of whitteling knives have them. Good for making stop cuts.
Me too
Thank you, very informative.
I have a knife that has CASE XX with stainless spelled out under the case XX with 05233 on opposite side. Wondering the
year since it was not on your chart.
Like the video , I have several case knives and some other brands also
Dang good video bro. Very informative
Good video. I was wondering why one of my case knives didn't have any "dots" on any blades and now I know. Very well used so not worth very much though
Very nice knives >>>>> Thank you /
I have a case tested xx folding knife with 2 blades,a bottle opener , and cork screw, yellow composite, can't find information about it
Let's not forget, Case knives are lifetime guarantee too and they do repair that at the factory. The lifetime means the lifetime of the original owner. Yes, Case knives are that good!
My knife say 'Case XX' with one X above the 'Case XX' and two more Xs below the 'Case XX' and no dots whatsoever. What age would it be?
I've got an old case I can't quite identify the number on the back is marked 06283 and it's marked case xx stainless? can you help me identify?
I have a small case sod knife with 3137 on blade what's this represent
I believe that means you have a yellow synthetic Sodbuster Jr with one blade.
That Tested 6383 is not a carry knife, it's worth at least $200 unless the blades are loose or the back handle is cracked.
I have a case bros pocket knife marked little valley NY 2 blades and a belt poker brown handle with a shield it must be older than your first display it's in good shape i found it in a box stuffed it the walls in my mom's house. What's it worth?
That’s a great question. It is all dependent on condition.
I have a Case Congress from 1953. I know the exact year it was purchased because it was a Christmas gift to my great grandfather. I have a Case Stockman from 1970-1979. It was my other great grandfather's knife. I'm not sure exactly when it was bought since it was not documented. And I have a Sodbuster Jr. from 1980-1989 that i paid $10 for a few months ago.
The congress does not have a number. The stockman has 6333 on it. And the sodbuster jr has 2137 on it.
Why did you leave out the 1914-1920 tang stamp? That's what I have
I have the 1970 case usa xx 10 dot muskrat like the one you have. How much would that thing be worth?
Really depends on condition. A rough user could go for 60$ or one that is mint around 200-300, maybe more being a 10 dot. The 10 dots are pretty collectible.
Just my luck my case matched nothing you showed. Blade has Case XX Bradford PA. USA # on small blade 63032 is it worth anything. Very good steel blades easily to make it very sharp. Has 3 blades. Any info would be great.
So, in the early early days, pre 1900 or around it, some of the Case’s had Bradford PA stamped in the blade, but I’d say you probably have a 90’s model. Check out 90’s model Case knives with Bradford PA on the stamp. It was like a retro thing they did.
@@lambfarms7894 Thanks for your reply. Took another look using my phones zoom. It has 19 USA 93 on it. It just way smaller than I could see at first. Thanks for the reply and I enjoy your videos.
My knife shows case xx Under that says ss under that says USA what year is it
Depends on the style of the writing. Check to see if the writing matches anything in my video
The old ones they called the case circle c with carbon blades
Hello mr lamb
Hi this is devan
What did they look like 1915 to 1919
Im pretty sure that knife is for skinning small wire and cable i don’t know tho (steel coping knife”)
You could be right.
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The blade you’re calling a carpenter’s blade is called a coping blade.
All I keep getting is a ahold trying to sell crap and mattresses....what a rip....
90-94 was different from 95-99. No dots.
Don't sell grandpa's ole knife.... smh.
You guys gotta stop with the fake accent
Brother I promise it’s not fake 🤣
@@lambfarms7894 okay. And plastic is real!
Hey man do you know about the Case-xx Bradford, PA. mcmxcv / 6208 ss
2 blade whittler, most likely a 1990’s throwback knife. They done that to symbolize how the first ones had Bradford, PA on them