I'm not really a collector but my dad is and he enjoys giving them as gifts. My main regret is that I chose to carry the one he gave me on my wedding day. I lost it while turkey hunting several years ago. I spent about 6 hours retracing my steps that day.

Here are a few others I've gotten over the years.

I have a "Canoe" style bought three years ago and within a week the blade had turned black with fingerprints.

Never figured out what the deal was with that. I mean, it was almost automatic.

PCP, I never knew the Sodbuster was made with bone handles. I always saw the black plastic handles. That's a nice one you have.

Here is a little more knife porn for tonight. Some of these are very sentimental to me.

Good heavens, Bar7, you've got some very fine pieces there. I'm envious. I love that blue bone handle material. Most of my Case knives are scratched and scarred from use, but yours look new and untarnished.

These are my safe queens. I have several I carry regularly. Here are a few more you might like.

Impressive! I've always loved the shape of those doctor's knives with the left side flat for crushing up pills so that the medicine can be dissolved into liquid.

I'm wanting a stag handle TrapperLock. Only Case I own is a stag handle Trapper. I believe it's a 1978 model.

Bar7Mag -- That big wide-body knife you showed with the elephant on the blade . . . doesn't Case call that shape the sunfish design? I used to study pocket knives a lot and used to know all the shape and design names, but I'm rusty these days.

Commonly called a sunfish or elephant toe, VT.

Bar7 those are some fine knifes. My favorite out of all of them is the AU knife.

Thanks and Vernon you are correct.

Y'all, y'all, y'all.

It's like bein in a musium around here, only better. These are Alabama owned! Alabama pass downs! Alabama treasures! Wish I had another pic to post but, just bein an ol'fart livin on SS... I just got the two (both workin machines).

Daddy would be more proud than me if he could look at y'alls collections.

Bar7Mag, that one four pic's up w/ the leather case. That's about the finest lookin set up as I ever seen. Is it a carbon blade?

Appreciate so much the pics.

Ended up getting a 2008 Amber Bone Mini CopperLock today at Ander's Hardware here in Tuscaloosa. The TrapperLock was just too big for pocket totin'. Hoping they'll come out with a Mini TrapperLock in the near future.

That mini copperlock is my everyday toter. Given to me by my best friend. You are gonna like it shaw. You never even realize it is in your pocket. That knife with the sheath has a ss blade. It is purty.

My dad has been collecting since the 60's and has a nice collection. If you ever get a chance head to double springs to a little hole in the wall called mullicans I think is the name. An old convenience store with a case knife collection that pits smoky mountain knife works to shame. And the best part is they are all for sale.

Now y'all have me digging out old Case knives that I haven't looked at in 15 years! Dang . . . like I needed something else to do! I've cleaned up old knives this morning and spent time researching this and that about certain Case models.

I did find out that I spoke incorrectly about my first pic. Those two with wooden handles are not pecan. They are curly maple and were both made in 1989.

I thought that might be the case. I've got one if not two with the same wood scales. One is a senator or Eisenhower pattern pen knife.