Bolsters are welded on for lifelong durability. The result is a knife with the dazzling beauty of fine jewelry and the functionality of a serious cutting tool. As many of you already know, the supply of stag has been interrupted by an Indian embargo. We at Case understand how important stag is to collectors. While no stag handle knives appear in the 2001 catalog, Case is working hard to make acceptable substitutes until such time as the stag embargo is lifted.
Indian stag comes from the naturally shed antlers of a particular native Indian antelope.
Indian stag has proven, throughout the years to be of a particular density that makes superior handle material. Those looking for a stag-look may wish to investigate our new Vintage Bone material which closely resembles stag. You may also be able to find remaining stag at your local dealer. The following pages highlight the Case 2001 cutlery collection. For information about purchasing Case cutlery, please visit your local retailer.