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Home Products TB2014 Lockback Whittler Stag

TB2014 Lockback Whittler Stag

by Bose, Tony, Case Knives

SKU 383141

Date Added 04/17/2019

# Available This product is out of stock

Price $485.00

Overview

This rare Case/Bose yearly knife (2014) features three satin finished blades with nail nicks, the main blade is a lockback, the two smaller blades are both slipjoints with halfstops. The handle has stainless steel bolsters and cap, antique stag covers, stainless steel liners and backsprings. Comes with a leather zippered case and original box and papers. Excellent condition.

Product Details

Blade Length 2.5

Overall Length 6.5

Closed Length 3.875

Weight (oz) 2.8

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Half Stop, Multi-Blade

Blade Material 154 CM

Blade Details Clip Point, Drop Point, Wharncliffe

Handle Material Horn & Antler, Metallic

About the Maker

Bose, Tony

Tony Bose, the man perhaps most responsible for the rebirth of the slip joint/pocketknife genre in today’s knives, BLADE Magazine Cutlery Hall Of Fame member, and friend to scores in the knife industry, passed away in 2020. Tony Bose came from humble beginnings in the West-central Indiana town of Hymera. He suffered an injury to his right eye at the age of six and his family endured hard economic times throughout his childhood. When Tony became old enough to work, he encountered many obstacles due to his partial blindness. As it turned out, that childhood injury and his love of "pocket knives" became a catalyst in making Tony who was, and his knives some of the most coveted hand made knives today. Tony started making knives in 1972 after many years of repairing knives for extra money. He made his first folder in 1975. To date he has made over 48 different patterns based on knives from the old cutlery companies. Tony says, "I don't design knives, I bring old knives back from the grave." Tony's forte was just that; bringing old knives back to life but with all the improvements that modern materials and superior craftsmanship offer. Tony's reputation as a master cutler of traditional folding knives was recognized and rewarded in 1998 with his hiring as consultant to the W.R.Case & Sons Cutlery Co.. Tony provided a level of expertise with pocket knives that could easily have been lost but he shared the information openly with anyone who wanted to learn.

Case Knives
Case Knives

Our roots extend back to 1889, when four enterprising brothers—William Russell (W.R.), Jean, John, and Andrew Case (a.k.a. “The Case Brothers”)—began selling handcrafted knives from the back of a wagon in upstate New York. John Russell (Russ) Case, the son of W.R., formed W.R. Case & Sons, as it is known today. Russ’s father acted as his son’s consultant, helping to stabilize the company's early finances while building a reputation as the most respected name in American cutlery. Today Case is owned by Zippo Manufacturing Company, makers of the world-famous Zippo® windproof lighter, another family-owned business based in Bradford.