Presidential Giveaway Knife: Case Eisenhower (06263 SS)

Your vids are rapidly becoming works of art in themselves, Stefan! Sadly, this gentlemen's knife, named after the President who warned of the industrial-military complex, would now be confiscated in airports in the United States. Something to ponder!

This is a fabulous review. I also love the History.

@edwyrd oops i clicked the wrong thumb. Definately a thumbs up remark. My money is flying out of my pockets also after watching these reviews. Sorry again about the thumb, YT wont let me change it

very neat review

Hey Stefan ever consider teaching?? :). Because you are a very smart guy :). FANTASTIC video :)

Very good job and wonderful job editing the video!!

Outstanding review- keep them coming!

@ATF6281914 Thank you, Andrew! I was lucky to find this public domain documentary movie about "Ike". That helped me to keep the video short. And as you know, I always script my videos.

@1snowreaper Same here. LOL

@Doggorunning Thank you for taking the time to watch my video, Chris! Very much appreciated! I'm glad you like it.

@TheEvrael Good question! I guess it depends on the blade length. A small spear point blade is always referred to as a pen blade. But I'm only guessing.

@TheLazySpoiledKitty Actually, I used to work as a scientific assistant at a German university many years ago. I'm not smart, I only read a lot of stuff. LOL

@heynewgirl Thank you!

@TheUrbanPrepper Thank you very much!

@mrmonkeyman50 From what I have read, a lot of historians consider "Ike" to be one of the ten best Presidents the United States ever had.

@EXPENDABLE50 Thanks for watching!

Eisenhower factoid -- He originally came up with the idea for the US Interstate system after he saw your German engineering marvel -- the Autobahn. : ) Because of Ike, it is now easy to travel across the 3000 miles of land we have here in the US. Because of him, the entire concept of the American "road trip" came to be. Something us Americans take for granted today -- the freedom to go to any part of the US we please at any time. Great vid, Stefan.

@MrJimbofox Thank you! I didn't know that. The more I learn about this man, the more respect I have for him. From what I have read, a lot of historians consider "Ike" to be one of the ten best Presidents the United States ever had.

@stschmalhaus I would totally agree. Keep up the great work, sir.

I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. Keep up the great work!

@edgedweapon88 That's the best compliment I can get. ;-)

@stschmalhaus Internet Archive I'm guessing. You've cited them before. I would like to see a video on how you make your videos (scripting, researching, etc), unless that's a Schmalhaus secret. Also, I'd like to add that Case put this video on their Facebook page for all to see.

@Tardisius beat me to it :P

That's pretty cool that he gave them away. I bet it's really hard to prove they are genuinely from him though.

@ATF6281914 Thanks for letting me know. - Don't expect a "making of" video any time soon, I'd rather invest my time in creating primary content.

@stschmalhaus That's fine. I was just curious how you did things, but I understand.

Really really great video!

@stschmalhaus Just noticed your vid annotation that Ike was listed as 33rd Prez while you thought 34. Depends how you count. Grover Cleveland served non-consecutive terms (22/24 administrations) so Ike was 33rd man who served as Prez, while his election was 34th administration. Cleveland has given students of history headaches for years because of this counting problem!

@mrmonkeyman50 He gave me headaches, too. ;-) Thanks for the clarification!

I never get tired learning about history or knives. thanks

really good review so good i am buying this knife

@ristin59 Thank you!

@mrmonkeyman50 Poor old Ike would probably turn over in his grave...and I couldn't blame him one bit.

Wonderful job on the editing, etc. that went into making this video--it's hard to go wrong with history and knives.

@wcropp1 Thank you for your kind words.

@tendollarword My Eisenhower is from 2009.

you should review the Case Peanut. that would be awesome!!

Your Case knife reviews are excellent. I would like to see more. One knife at a time. Danke.

As usual another homerun of a video. Stefan, I know you have communicated with the folks of Queen Cutlery. I was wondering when you may have some Queen knife reviews and Tuna Valley and Great Eastern/Northfield/Tidioute. I will have to look a little closer in your library to see if you already have any for these companies. Keep up the great work Stefan. I speak for many when I say we appreciate your videos & look forward to many more.

Yes, there are reviews on GEC knives. no Tuna Valley though.

Yes, I realized that only after I posted the comment. And I already watched them just a little bit ago. GOOD STUFF Stefan!!!

Time for you to review the other Case knives my friend. I've enjoyed all of your reviews and look very much forward to more. Thanks

Excellent and thorough review and a fascinating bit of history. I had no idea that Ike was a "knife nut". I wish I could find one of these but in 2017 they are no longer in production and I'm sure if I could find one it would be expensive.

wow,Stefan,perhaps one of the most informative pocket-knife videos I have seen yet,the little propaganda film was also precious,but that particular pattern is still,to this day,one of my favorites...thanks!

My wife's Grandfather has one of the knives from Ike. He was a MP in the Army, and stood guard for him when he was in the hospital.

Excellent Review......The Case Eisenhower pattern is quite the elegant, simplistic design........!!!!

An Excellent, Informative review of the Legendary Case Eisenhower Knife..... The video clips about President Eisenhower sets the historical stage and background for the importance of Ike's gifting of the Case 63 pattern knife....!!!

These are great But now I really want an Eisenhower

I actually have a small knife like this with signature on blade case xx pocket knife