You certainly kept it all in good condition (packaging and paperwork) considering you got it when you were 10. Most kids of that age would have taken the knife out, thrown the box and papers in the bin and then start attacking conkers with it .
Quote from: Benner on October 13, 2008, 12:23:59 AMYou certainly kept it all in good condition (packaging and paperwork) considering you got it when you were 10. Most kids of that age would have taken the knife out, thrown the box and papers in the bin and then start attacking conkers with it .+1atleast the first vic with actual tools instead of just two blades,i got from my dad,some 22 yrs ago is far more worst condition but atleast i still have it.
Still looking as good as when I saw it then Try this and see if it helps... http://www.casexx.com/PatternPageFH.asp
Thanks for this thread Dave. It has inspired me to clean up an old Wenger penknife that I had.
Quote from: Benner on October 13, 2008, 01:46:35 PMThanks for this thread Dave. It has inspired me to clean up an old Wenger penknife that I had. Now that I am (or might become) poor, I have found a whole new world of satisfaction in fixed old stuff up.It is actually, much more rewarding than buying new stuff. And it's cheaper
Much more eco friendly as well, someone (braver than me) should mention that to Mike Neil
I agree so much. Where's the fun in buying new? I don't get it Far too passive for my liking Much more eco friendly as well, someone (braver than me) should mention that to Mike Neil
Quote from: NKB on October 13, 2008, 02:29:58 PMI agree so much. Where's the fun in buying new? I don't get it Far too passive for my liking Much more eco friendly as well, someone (braver than me) should mention that to Mike NeilNo one's that stupid to mention something like that to me!
Quote from: Micky d on October 13, 2008, 07:37:29 PMQuote from: NKB on October 13, 2008, 02:29:58 PMI agree so much. Where's the fun in buying new? I don't get it Far too passive for my liking Much more eco friendly as well, someone (braver than me) should mention that to Mike NeilNo one's that stupid to mention something like that to me! I think I am that stupid.
Looks like of... tortoiseshellish. Or something made of celluloid?
This knife is truly a classic with its Imitation Ivory handle and Pen style. From the collectible year of 1981 comes this fantastic knife that is a must have for any collection. Sure to raise questions, this knife is different, but still with the same Case signature that guarantees quality! Its two stainless steel pen blades and unique handle are sure to impress anyone with their perfect Mint condition!
Just jumping in on this thread and it is a very nice Case knife you have there Dave The newer Cases are nowhere near the quality of metal or manufacturing as that knife was There now just thrown together and shipped out as fast as they can