We’re kicking off the New Years with some information for you about an old school knife. The Doctor’s Knife, to be exact. This tool has had more than a few years under its belt, created in the 1800’s for traveling sawbones for the smaller finesse based work a doc might see, from cutting and sorting […]
In the late 60s and early 70’s the pocket knife craze was alive and in full swing. Any hardware store worth their salt would have a good collection to choose from, and if they were a Case, you’d be seeing the bright orange of the pumpkin boxes behind the shelf. Originally, these boxes were used […]
The Bill of Rights is one of our keystones as Americans. A set of unshakable, inalienable rights granted to us due to being citizens of the United States. Honoring this document in our upcoming auction in June is a Bill of Rights knife by none-other than Linda Karst. So I got to thinking, and realized […]
Founded in 1871 by Union vets William C. Church and George Wingate, the National Rifle Association has a long and proud history of putting we the people first and foremost in defending our inalienable right to bear arms and, over time, has amassed a large following of like-minded individuals with the same beliefs. For gun […]
The Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade or SHOT show, as it’s more commonly known as, is almost upon us. Starting Tuesday, one of the 25 largest trade shows in the country will begin, and Case will be in attendance. While the event isn’t open for the general public, the show is one of the premiere events for unveiling new […]
Facebook. It’s a site that needs no introduction, integrated within society in the same way pop culture is. With the click of a button, you can find out Mom’s hot roll recipe, can see that your cousin is engaged, and that your Grandma has more Facebook friends than you. You go, Grandma. But there’s something […]
After a grueling event, the proverbial dust has settled and the PBR World Finals have been decided. It was a hard-won neck-and-neck battle between three of the bull riding scene’s greats for the title of world’s champ: Kaique Pacheco, JB Mauney, and Cooper Davis. In the end, it was Davis that took the title, netting […]
We’re counting down not just the days but the hours now before the PBR World Series kicks off in glamorous Las Vegas, and we couldn’t be more excited for one rider rising up to the challenge. On November 2nd, Ryan Dirteater, as of this writing ranked number eight in the world, will be facing such […]
One thing that I notice fairly often is that many people are confused about what N/S means on the website. The abbreviation is a simple explanation, with just a few pieces of additional information I’ll add on to give people a clearer understanding. For the vets out there, this might be treading old ground, but […]
For a lot of people, the thought of fencing brings about a romanticized version of dashing rogues, Jedi Knights, characters played by Errol Flynn, and Inigo Montoya from the Princess Bride. Actual fencing, of course, is a degree separated from the overdramatized version seen in fiction, but still holds the same thrilling speed and precision […]