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The History of Case Knives

Case knives have been domestically produced since 1905 in Bradford, Pennsylvania. During World War I the company made knives for the U.S. military. In 1949 Case founded the Cutco brand of cutlery as a joint venture with Alcoa Aluminum. Case knives contain blades stamped from either chromium-vanadium steel alloy or stainless steel and heat treated for hardness. The knife scales are produced from a variety of materials, everything from synthetics like G10 to natural items like ivory, mother of pearl, cattle bone, and exotic hardwoods. Case knives bolsters are fashioned from nickel silver for beauty and durability.