A.G. Russell Knives

Curly Zebrawood is a new handle material for Case®. It is a beautiful wood that is so named because of the zebra-like stripes that run through it. It is a heavy hardwood with a rather coarse texture and a wavy or "curly" pattern. This wood is not often used in production knife handles because of the difficulty of working with it. It has historically been used for veneer for custom furniture and furniture trim and inlays. It is very difficult to plane or machine. The wood that Case® has chosen for this series has a tight pattern with beautiful colors.

This set includes a reduced version of an old-time favorite and a Case "Clatter Shad" lure all in a collector's tin.

When you held your Grandfather's pocketknife, you probably noticed the slightly smoother feel, the rounded corners and the rivets worn a bit flatter. That's the result of being carried in a pocket for years. By taking a little more time hand-finishing these knives, Case has duplicated that feel.

This is the ninth collaboration between Tony and the one hundred plus year old W. R. Case® Cutlery Company of Bradford, PA. For this ninth knife, Tony has chosen a very popular pattern from the old Cattaraugus line; the Swell Center (Coke Bottle) Folding Hunter with Swing Guard. This 5-1/2" closed pattern was popular with most knife companies of the 19th Century but few made them with the swing guard and none were as well made as this current interpretation

Tony Bose is, like Bob Loveless, a force of nature. He enjoys a degree of success with his superlative handmade slipjoint and lockback pocketknives that has literally made him a legend in his own time. A shy, quiet, unassuming person, he is a pleasure to talk to if you can get him to open up.

W. R. Case® & Sons has created a series of knives commemorating five recent major American military conflicts. The first of the five available were those commemorating World War II and the Vietnam Conflict.

Just like your favorite pair of jeans, the jigged blue bone Peanut is a knife you will keep returning to for everyday carry.

W. R. Case® & Sons has created a series of knives commemorating five recent major American military conflicts. The first of the five available were those commemorating World War II and the Vietnam Conflict. We now also have available knives commemorating Korea, Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom.

This reduced version of the old-time favorite measures only 4-1/4" closed. Features the traditional yellow delrin handle with inset sharpening stone for fish hooks.

The Hobo is a really old design. It actually began as an eating knife and a spike for lifting morsels, sheathed with a larger knife. The next step was to put a fork and a knife in a folder. Then they worked out methods of separating them. No one knows how long ago that was, only that it followed the invention of forks. I have seen really old ones with two tines. I have also seen them with spoons almost as big as ladles.

You can capture the beauty of the fall season year round with either of these two knives. Each feature Case's own Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades at 54-57 Rc., nickel silver bolsters and shields and brass liners.

You can capture the beauty of the fall season year round in your pocket with any of these knives.

Case's Yellow Handle series knives are perfect for the shop or the outdoors. The bright yellow handles will keep them from getting lost, and the Delrin is extremely durable.

Case's Yellow Handle series knives are perfect for the shop or the outdoors. The bright yellow handles will keep them from getting lost, and the Delrin is extremely durable. Each feature Case's own Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel blades at 54-57 Rc., nickel silver bolsters and shields and brass liners.

Case's Yellow Handle series knives are perfect for the shop or the outdoors. The bright yellow handles will keep them from getting lost, and the Delrin is extremely durable.