S&W Knife Display Case

[JeepRacer]

Does anyone know if S&W ever offered a multiple knife counter top display case? What I am looking for would probably be a dealer display case. Glass top, slanted box under case with lock on back to store extra inventory under case.

Thanks

 

[mmaher94087]

I'm not sure who offered them, but yes, there were two different styles as I remember. One was a horizontal type and the other vertical.

 

[opoefc]

Mike remembers correctly. Pictures of the two types are shown on page 13 of Clarence Rinke's 1990 book " The Knives of Smith & Wesson" as Dealer Display cases. They were mahogany with glass fronts and a metal plaque that said " (Logo) Smith & Wesson" and held 5 or 6 custom knives. The S&W Dealer marketing packages of the period also describe & picture the cases. They show up on Ebay occasionally and on the sales tables at the annual S&WCA meetings. Ed.

 

[rikcourt]

Display case

Does anyone know if S&W ever offered a multiple knife counter top display case? What I am looking for would probably be a dealer display case. Glass top, slanted box under case with lock on back to store extra inventory under case.

Thanks

I have a display case like you are looking for. If you still interested contact me at [email protected]

 

[mmaher94087]

S&W Knife Display Cases

My S&W knife case is the horizontal format. I got it 10-15 years ago from a relative. It currently houses part of my antique "Brass Knuckle" collection. More accurately, it's a 'Metal Knuckle' collection as I have Cast Iron dusters from the Civil War era, Brass dusters from the turn of the last century/roaring twenties era, Aluminum dusters from around the forties and a set of Sterling Silver dusters that a lady would be proud to carry. I'm always looking for additions. Too bad S&W didn't manufacture any.

 

[eveled]

My S&W knife case is the horizontal format. I got it 10-15 years ago from a relative. It currently houses part of my antique "Brass Knuckle" collection. More accurately, it's a 'Metal Knuckle' collection as I have Cast Iron dusters from the Civil War era, Brass dusters from the turn of the last century/roaring twenties era, Aluminum dusters from around the forties and a set of Sterling Silver dusters that a lady would be proud to carry. I'm always looking for additions. Too bad S&W didn't manufacture any.

I'd like to see some pictures of that especially the silver set.

 

[mmaher94087]

eveled, PM sent.