Unveiling my Marine Corps Zippo Lighters & Elevating a Case XX Folding Hunter Knife!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In this captivating video, I am thrilled to showcase two of my most cherished possessions - my favorite Zippo lighters! With utmost pride, I unveil these unique zippos bearing the names of the mighty ships I sailed on during my service in the United States Marine Corps. As a former Marine, these lighters hold immense sentimental value and serve as a constant reminder of the bravery and camaraderie I experienced.
But that's not all! As an added bonus, I also demonstrate a fantastic way to add a touch of character to a Case XX folding hunter knife. Watch closely as I meticulously elevate this remarkable knife with a few simple techniques, enhancing its visual appeal and personalizing it in a one-of-a-kind manner.
Join me on this journey of exploration and rediscovery as we delve into the treasured memories of my Marine Corps service, indulging in the craftsmanship of these remarkable Zippo lighters and the timeless allure of the Case XX folding hunter knife.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the rich history behind these aesthetic gems and gain valuable insights into modifying and customizing an exceptional knife. Subscribe to my channel for more exciting content and be sure to leave your thoughts and comments below. Thank you for joining me on this unforgettable experience!
Great Zippo's with stories and Folding Hunter!! The lanyard is definitely a nice touch as well!! Thanks for sharing!!
This was a great video. Thanks for telling the story of the zippo you bought for your Dad. That folding hunter and sheath look so good. The leather was a nice addition.
Thank you!!
That is a knife I would love to have it is awesome the zippos are also awesome thanks for sharing
Nice work. Simply adding that leather lanyard rounds out that knife very well! More importantly, thank you for your service, greatly appreciate it!
Thank you and Thanks for the support!
I was on the USS Independence from 93-95.....part of 7th fleet in Japan!!!!! Then I was stationed on the USS Lewis B. Puller FFG-23!!!!
Awesome! Thank you for your service!
Just found your channel! That’s one of the best CASEXX…great video!
Did they do the laminated wood in the USA period? There might be dots on that blade but just below the frame. Some of those dotted era the dots were not visible or really hard to see. Is the pattern number light or deep stamped? I had one of those from the early 90’s with one serrated blade I believe. Cool pattern, but I always thought at least one of those blade should have been a lockback!
according to my book there was. Thank you for watching.
Great work I really enjoy watching videos like that thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you and thanks for watching!
What kind of spray oil you using there?
Remington Gun Oil. Thank you for watching!
Love the video. Hope to see you at the ga bush craft gathering this weekend. Have a few items I would like to gift you.
That is so Awesome! I should be up there around 9-9:30 AM. My first class is at 11. Thank you so much!!
My Old Timer 290T has a leather loop on it. It makes a nice belt loop.
Great video thanks for your service! Love those Zippos and that Case large folding Hunter!!!
Thank you!!
Great video Kevin!!!
Love them zippo lighters !!!
That old case is in amazing condition !!
Thanks for sharing brother 🙏
Thanks Terry!!
I have the same Case knife, handed down from my Grandfather. It's a terrific knife, one of my favorites. I need to get a sheath like yours, because it's a load to carry in my pocket. Nice Zippos as well, real keepsakes. Semper Fi.
Awesome. Thanks!
I use Mink Oil on leather. You can get it at most shoe shops.
Great story of Marine life on a Navy ship, glad you where able to get the Zippo when your father passed. I spent time on the USS Trenton in 1994 with a pit stop to be the last American forces (At the time) in Mogadishu Somalia. Live Long Prosper and Collect Your Own Way!
Urah...Thank you for your service! Thanks for the support!
I still have my FMF Pacific Zippo from the 1960’s. I bought mine at the PX about 1967 when I was at the Stumps. It has my name engraved on it.
Awesome Sir!! Semper-Fi!!
That's some serious snap! Love the video.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Really cool man.. enjoyed the video 👍
Thanks for the visit
I just purchased a Case carbon folding hunter with bone covers from eBay. The newer ones don’t have the lanyard hole which I’d prefer. I’m really enjoying the channel , nothing like starting my morning with a cup of coffee and watching a couple of your videos.
Awesome!! Thank you so much for the support!
Thank you for your service and your videos. 👏👏🌈😀👏👏👏👏 Your Dad would be proud of you. 😀
I appreciate that!
One question ...why do you use Remoil on EVERY THING?
It’s good stuff. Merry Christmas!!
Great Zippos, great Case and awesome stories. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Thank you for your service, and the folding hunter looks great
Thank you!
Very cool
that opening shot was perfection captured.
Thank you!!
My grandfather’s knife was a Kabar like the Case Hunter he actually had 22;0nevwith two blades and one with one blade
Hi I'm a new subscriber from the UK am enjoying your videos, may I ask what is the patch on your Baseball Cap ?
Were trying to hone in on that accent if yours. Don’t worry I have one too so I’m saying Alabama and she’s saying Louisiana. Who, if any, wins the bet?
Hey Ken, where did you get that corduroy shirt? It’s really nice looking!
Great video really like the folding hunters!
I lanyards on my knives