Case Knife - Collectable Case Pocket Knives

Case Knife - Collectable Case Pocket Knives

The Case Knife Company has been one of the most trusted names in pocket knives for over 100 years, offering old style craftsmanship with state of the art technology. Case knives, their history, and warranties are featured online here.

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A Case knife is made from only the finest materials, with solid steel blades and all-natural handles made from mother of pearl, bone, and rosewood, among many other options. Each Case knife is manufactured using 160 steps and factory tested two times to assure the quality of each knife.

Case knives change their collections from year to year, adding new limited edition designs. Because of this, a Case collectible knife can reach an excellent resale price within just a few years. Collecting Case knives is so popular, there is even a Case collector's club, which puts out a quarterly magazine dedicated to Case history, Case collector knife stories, and other articles about the Case pocket knife.

Over the years, Case has experimented with many materials for handles, but they have maintained the same basic shapes for their blades. Perennially popular Case knives include the folding Case Hunting knife, the four bladed Congress knife, and the Stockman style knives.

Newer models include thumb lugs for one handed opening, like the Mid Folding Hunter, or interchangeable blades, like the Case XX Knife Changer, which includes a Bowie knife style clip blade, a drop-point blade, a filet knife, and a bone saw in one elegant package.

The Case Knife company also have gift sets, like the Case Masonic Knife set, the Mini Trapper and Golf Tool set, and the Orange County Choppers gift set, among many others, making them thoughtful, practical gifts for all occasions.

Because they stand behind the quality of every knife, Case Knife offers a limited lifetime warranty on all of their knives, including repairs or replacement of knives with factory defects.

For more information, visit the Case website.

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